Recent News from LindosLA1s Highly Sought After
Original LA1s designed over 25 years ago have become a highly sought after collectors item. Collectors buying from the online auction site ebay.co.uk have been paying up to £500 to secure one of the original handmade units.
The LA1 unit was designed and built in the garage of Lindos company founder Pete Skirrow back in the late 1970's and went on to be widely used by the BBC and other broadcasters and studios worldwide. Production of the LA1 ceased in 1984 with the introduction of the LA100, however our dedicated team here at Lindos continue to provide support and repairs for the unit and can even provide a Lithium-ion battery upgrade for customers on request. Lindos MiniSonic MS20 launched
After many months of development Lindos is pleased to announce the launch of the latest test set in the MiniSonic series. Designed by the Managing Director Chris Skirrow, the MiniSonic MS20 is a quality tester, a precision line-up tool, a stereo PPM, a balanced-unbalanced convertor (both ways), a stereo microphone pre-amp, a headphone amp, and a level convertor. Automated measurements can be made through the use of Lindos sequence testing. In as little as 20 seconds, the MS20 will produce a detailed analysis of your audio equipment, and present the results on the OLED display or on your PC.
New Lindos website launched
The latest member of the Lindos team Designer Cormac Scanlan has worked tirelessly to help bring the Lindos website upto date in time for the launch of the MS20. Using his design skills to give the site a modern look and feel we hope users will find it both easy to navigate and pleasing to the eye. The website now features a left hand navigation system, as well as numerous new pages, and new photos taken by Cormac at the Lindos listening room in Lindosland (the home of Pete Skirrow, the company founder and designer of the LA100). Lindos at the SBES 2006
Lindos attended the Sound Broadcast Equipment Show this November at the NEC in Birmingham. The MS20 was well received and there was a great deal of keen interest. The show itself went well with lots of interesting stands and new exhibitors with pioneering audio broadcast technologies. |
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