Anyone Remember Lecson?
 

Lecson made some stunning audio components back in the 1970'- winner
of a Design Council Award. You may remember their flat little
preamplifier with the multicolored sliders and their cylindrical power
amplifier.

There's a new website dedicated to Lecson at:

http://www.lecsonaudio.com

Anyone Remember Lecson?
 

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Lecson made some stunning audio components back in the 1970'- winner
of a Design Council Award. You may remember their flat little
preamplifier with the multicolored sliders and their cylindrical power
amplifier.

There's a new website dedicated to Lecson at:

http://www.lecsonaudio.com


Yes remember seeing some of those around in those times. Never had one
but owned a Lentek or Lentank for a while!, seem to remember that
someone called Dave Aspin designed them, anyone know more?..

All of course in the St Ives and Huntingdon area the home of Brit
Audio;!...
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Tony Sayer

Anyone Remember Lecson?
 

Yes I do. Not totally convinced about the long life of their preamp, but
eheir power amp sounded nice I thought.
Brian

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Lecson made some stunning audio components back in the 1970'- winner
of a Design Council Award. You may remember their flat little
preamplifier with the multicolored sliders and their cylindrical power
amplifier.

There's a new website dedicated to Lecson at:

http://www.lecsonaudio.com

Anyone Remember Lecson?
 

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Lecson made some stunning audio components back in the 1970'- winner
of a Design Council Award. You may remember their flat little
preamplifier with the multicolored sliders and their cylindrical power
amplifier.

There's a new website dedicated to Lecson at:

http://www.lecsonaudio.com


Yes I do, in fact I sold the gear during my time as a hi-fi dealer. Apart
from the pre and power amp, the speakers were somewhat unique too.