Two new things are up on the LessLoss website

Wednesday 10 June, 2009
Dear friends of quality sound,

Two new things are up on the LessLoss website:

First, a FREE high quality LessLoss recording of a grand piano being played by a child prodigy in what I would call "A Fresh Look at Bach". I even recorded segments of the tuning process. Have you heard a Steinway being tuned on your stereo?

http://www.lessloss.com/a-fresh-look-at-bach-p-198.html

Next, after much deliberation about the best way to introduce this unique and highly promising new product here at LessLoss, I now present to you the web-ready presentation of our pending Blackbody.

http://www.lessloss.com/page.html?id=60

LessLoss: Ultra High Resolution Recording in Basel, Switzerland

Monday 30 March, 2009
Dear fans of great music, and great recordings,

I am happy to announce the completion of two LessLoss Bach Sonata recordings for flute and basso continuo. Flute and harpsichord as well as bassoon playing the basso continuo line were recorded using the best hand made recording gear LessLoss has achieved to date.

It's a great musical collaboration of three energetic young musicians, recorded in Basel's wonderful acoustics of St. Martin's Church in the Old Town. The best, most detailed and least distorted sound is made available on the 24 bit / 96 kHz version, now available for download. Demo sections are available in MP3 format. CD versions are also available if you don't want to bother converting the 24/96 versions yourself. Believe me, even this seemingly simple mathematical task is a musical art in and of itself.

I am very happy to have had the opportunity to record harpsichord. Due to its somewhat "obnoxious" harmonic content, this instrument really reveals any and all high frequency distortion, and I'm certain that this recording represents some of the cleanest high frequency source material you will have ever heard, whether you are an enthusiast audiophile or professional working in the field of recording.

LessLoss: DFPC Mini in Schuko / LessLoss Recording

Friday 20 February, 2009
Dear audiophile friends,

LessLoss now offers the DFPC Mini in the European Schuko version. The price is the same as that of the USA/Japan version. Other than the Schuko connector, which is the Oyaide 029, the USA and Schuko versions of the DFPC Mini are identical in design.

Also, LessLoss is scheduled to record an ensemble of Flute, Bassoon and Harpsichord in Basel, Switzerland at the end of February, 2009. This recording shall be made public online on the LessLoss web shop. We are happy to announce that the audio quality shall be even better than the current recording online of solo Flute, using the very latest technologies that LessLoss is further perfecting. Among these is implementation of the Firewall, Blackbody prototypes, as well as future ionic stabilization technologies.

LessLoss Firewall in the Press

Monday 15 December, 2008
I am pleased to announce that the first press review of the LessLoss Firewall is due to appear in the upcoming issue of the print-only audiophile journal "Bound for Sound" next week.

Publisher: Marty DeWulf.
Web: www.BoundForSound.com

LessLoss: Introducing the Firewall

Friday 05 December, 2008
Dear friends of high quality sound,

It is a pleasure to announce our present lowered prices for both the DFPC and the DFPC (mini). Please visit our web store and configure your cable purchase to see the exact amount applicable to your purchase. Please note that for the DFPC, the generous rebate schedule for multiple cable purchases is still valid, regardless of the fact that the initial pricing has been lowered by a substantial amount. I hope to fulfill your order in the near future!

LessLoss Firewall

Tuesday 18 November, 2008
Dear audiophile friends,

I am pleased to announce the pending release of the LessLoss Firewall. Please visit our website to read about its development and a little bit about how it works.

2008 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Denver, Colorado

Monday 20 October, 2008
The LessLoss digital source system was presented in our large 180 square meter showroom at the 2008 Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in Denver, Colorado.

Newsletter May 28

Wednesday 28 May, 2008
Dear friends,

Thank you very much for your business with LessLoss. It has been a great joy to develop and offer this hand-made power cord for people who are open to try something new and place their trust in what little information they could find about this unique product. I am deeply grateful to you for your support and wish you many years of enjoyment with your new sound. The organic nature of music and the relaxation we all want while enjoying our sound remains paramount to the effort that LessLoss puts into all product development. This is more than dedication to a management philosophy. This is devotion to the very striving which all audiophile culture is about. It is a joy to see such positive feedback as has recently appeared on AudiogoN.
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