Visiting the Shindo Laboratories showroom, pork ramen, and then leaving Tokyo, Japan.
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corton charlemagne el34 amplifier
Ken Shindo
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lafon ltd. amplifiers ready for shipping
Ken Shindo
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building an aurieges preamplifier
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nos (new old stock) tubes
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The very first Shindo amp
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Ken Shindo
tea and tubes
shindo 301 turntable system
Oversized vintage record
altec 604 drivers in for field coil conversion
final stages of completion
shindo vosne-romanee preamplifier
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Ken Shindo
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Ken Shindo, Yoshinobu Shindo
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Naoko Mccracken
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So jealous!!! I’ll have to fly over there when I eventually buy my field coils 😉 Looks like geek heaven.
Looks like you had a great time visiting, Matt. Wonderful photos!
It was amazing.
Noel + Matt, Maybe you guys should plan a trip to their factory in Saitama for the next WordCamp Tokyo 🙂
Fantastic shots! Curious minds want to know everything he said!
It was tough to keep up with, but one thing for sure is that he’ll be making tiny speakers, like desktop size.
Will I be able to crush them with my Godzilla toy?
Cool! In my lifetime I hope to make the pilgramage to the Shindo shrine. Japan is such a cool place to visit – its so different from the West that its surrealistic. I’m jealous also!
I own Shindo, and it’s simply the best. Thanks for sharing Ken Shindo with the world…he deserves it. Not sure if they do!