Respect and admiration

[beck]

Respect and admiration goes to Lejonklou and his work. It is a hard world out there!

To produce products to be sold to people who mostly have their own idea about how it should sound is not an easy living to persue.

Take me as a case. I started as a young boy going into a hifi shop getting ready to hear spectacular out of this world sounds but am now sitting in front of a system (with one tweeter down) producing music that most of all reminds me of sitting in front of a couple of fellow musicians playing their instruments and smiling.

I have found my pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. It would not have been possible without this forum and all it's helpful members.

The "playground" tread made me investigate my system and the setup more than ever before. I had a clear idea of what to listen for only using what I have learned as a musician. Not thinking about the sound as such. Without this clear idea I would never have found what I have now.

It is the most un-hifi sound I have ever listened to from my system and any record of mine just reward me with more music.

No way is this sound going to convince the hifi people in general to go in this direction and that is why I have to express my respect and admiration.

[Charlie1]

Respect and admiration goes to Lejonklou and his work.

Yes, I've thought many times how brave Fredrik is to do this, although perhaps he doesn't see it that way. He has achieved so much. All these products as a result of his hard work. Amazing.

[Linncredible]

+1 :-)