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Links on this page are dedicated to manufacturers and friends. Reference our Support page for how-to help, and our FAQs page for Galibier-specific help, and the specific product pages for manuals.

Manufacturers We Like ...

Contact us if you're interested in any of these fine products.

  • Daedalus Audio - manufacturer of our reference loudspeaker - the Ulysses.
  • Serious Stereo amplifiers and other products that astound. Manufacturer of our reference amplifiers and attenuator.
  • Modwright Instruments
  • K&K Audio
  • Herron Audio - manufacturer of our reference phono stage - the VT-PH2.
  • Electron Luv - audio art by Josh Stippich.
  • Brooks Audio, of Provo, UT. Kevin is one of our dealers, but you need to know that he also executes commissioned projects for custom installations of Ales-based horn systems.
  • Hagerman Technology - Jim Hagerman is an innovator who never loses site of the goal. He manufactures the widely acclaimed Trumpet and Coronet phono stages. Everyone needs his FryKleaner and RIAA burn-in circuits. Check his site for good technical articles on cartridge loading and other electronic and tube related items.
  • Quicksilver Audio - Quicksilver has been in business since 1982 - for a good reason. Their products deliver the sonic goods, and have a well-deserved reputation for solid design, construction, and reliability.
  • Intact Audio - For those of you who know the "Joe List", the name Dave Slagle needs no introduction. Dave is quietly making a name for himself as the custom transformer winder of choice. He winds some of the finest moving coil step-up transformers on the planet.
  • Experience Music - Custom commissioned products from Jeffrey Jackson. Jeffrey can also assemble your Intact audio step-up transformers and autoformer volume controls into a box for you.
  • Bent Audio - John Chapman is another innovator for whom we have the greatest respect. He is working with Dave Slagle (Intact Audio) on some interesting projects. John has an uncanny knack for sourcing esoteric components for the advanced electronic hobbyist.

Friends ...

  • Lynn Olson - It's a little known fact that Lynn is indirectly responsible for what eventually became Galibier Design. The story is too long to tell here, but have a look at Lynn's great writing and creative thought on the evolution of audio. Buried in his extensive website are some provocative articles - grouped together in the Soul of Sound Library. Check out his "Illusion Engines" essay.
  • John Atwood - Many of you know of John - either as the designer of Artemis Labs Electronics or as the brains behind the transformer company One-Electron.

    Click on John's name above to link to his provocative Web Log.

  • Steve Bench - If I only knew half of what Steve forgot. Steve has some great tutorials on vacuum tube electronics on his web page. Look at his multi-part series on load lines. Absolutely look at his RIAA circuit that uses no capacitors.
  • Stephen Robinson - Stephen is another forward thinker. If you're considering designing your own gear, you need to visit his site.
  • Jeremy Epstein - An innovative thinker with the courage to pick up his soldering iron to try out all of the circuits swimming around in his head. We have it on good advice that he'll build his new 6C45π phono stage for you if you ask him nicely. Check out his blog at: http://tubegeek.blogspot.com/

Other Links ...

The craftsmen below exemplify the passion and commitment that serves as a continuing inspiration to what we do here at Galibier ...
  • David Webber Custom Guitars
  • Walker Custom Guitars - and you thought a wait for a Schroeder tonearm was long ... 7 years and counting!
  • Redplate Guitar Amplifiers - talk to Henry, if you want the best Fender clean tones, and great modular designs which he'll configure to your requirements. From Dumble-esque sounds to Marshal-like overdrive, his amps start with some of the best Fender clean tones on the planet - adding additional gain stages per your requirements. Henry's innovative designs allow for bypassing of stages you don't use, so you have anything from a simple, direct signal path, to one with reverb and additional overdrive stages and effects loops.
  • Richard Sachs Bicycles - a true artisan in a mechanized age. Richard's byline says it all:
    "Because technology alone is a poor substitute for experience."
  • Wildsnow.com - Lou Dawson's backcountry skiing website. Lou is the first person to ski all 54 of Colorado's 14,000 foot peaks. Lou has a passion for equipment design that rivals his love of the mountains.