Press Release: New Dynaco LLC incorporated in Canada

Press Release:

New Dynaco LLC incorporated

In an audio world seemingly gone to solid state and surround sound, the latest news in the revival of two-channel tube audio is the incorporation of "New Dynaco LLC" with corporate offices in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

New Dynaco LLC has a joint-venture partner in China who will manufacture new high fidelity audio amplifiers using upgraded versions of the well-regarded transformers of the original Dyna Company of Philadelphia, PA, which built tube audio equipment until the late 1970s; and with upgraded circuits providing 21st Century performance. The current owner of the Dynaco brand, Panor Corporation of Hauppauge, NY, has licensed the name to New Dynaco solely for tube audio equipment and will retain the rights to the brand for its core business, LED lighting. New Dynaco intends to market its line of amplifiers through an multi-national network of dealers, at very reasonable prices. The first product, the New Dynaco Stereo 70, is expected to retail at under $900 Canadian.

Consultants to New Lenco include American audiophile Bob Latino, who has long advised stereo enthusiasts to recondition and upgrade amplifiers built by the original Dyna Company, some sixty years old; and to assemble new-build kits to construct amplifiers rivaling the best available today. Latino operates a long-running Internet discussion forum about classic Dynaco amplifiers and new-build kits, which is the most popular of its kind among Dynaco enthusiasts, and among the longest running specialist audio forums since Al Gore fathered the Internet. As a result, the famed Dynaco amplifiers have continued to be legendary.

Longtime audio writer Prof. I. Lirpa, best known for his contributions to the lamented Audio Magazine, will also serve in a consulting role to New Dynaco as it plans and implements production of amplifiers for worldwide sale. The first New Dynaco amplifier is expected to be available at dealers in about a year.

In an audio world seemingly gone to solid state and surround sound, the latest news in the revival of two-channel tube audio is the incorporation of "New Dynaco LLC" with corporate offices in Toronto, On[/center]tario, Canada.

I will bet tubes to transistors that that the "New Dynaco LLC" was incorporated TODAY.......

peterh wrote:Interesting !
I wonder; why is this done in canada ? Is the taxes more beneficial for startups?

The start of the Canadian Federal Government Fiscal Year (also that of Hong Kong) is
01APRIL.

The company was incorporated in Toronto rather than in Montréal because Prof. I. Lirpa
cannot write in French.

Lirpa Labs. hee hee hee

I was very fortunate in that I was able to take advantage of
the "Grand Opening" pre-order special.

Great price on an outstanding amp.

All I had to send was my banking info, birthdate and SS#.

So looking forward to the new addition.

Meanwhile, elsewhere in Canada:

Montréal police arrest themselves at illegal police union protest
April 1, 2013 – 9:30 am

> About 50 Montréal police officers arrested themselves late Sunday
> night after they failed to respect a municipal bylaw that required
> them to provide themselves with their itinerary in advance.
>
> "It was brutal," said one arrested officer, who didn't want to be
> named for fear of recriminations against himself. "We kept ourselves
> out there for hours in the rain, without the ability to go to the
> bathroom or eat."
>
> The 50 officers told themselves at first that their protest would be
> allowed to proceed despite being declared illegal under city bylaw
> P-6. But before the march could get going, things got pushy and the
> police quickly found themselves inside their own kettle.
>
> "I thought, oh crap, we're going to arrest ourselves," said the
> officer, who showed off a bruise he said he got when he hit himself
> in the chest with a baton.
>
> According to witnesses, the police kettled themselves for about three
> hours as they proceeded with self-arrests. It was longer than usual
> for such a small group because of the difficulty filling out
> paperwork and searching oneself while handcuffed, the officer said.
>
> Police gave themselves a ticket of $637 for violation of the bylaw
> and illegal assembly, an amount multiple officers said was
> "absolutely outrageous."
>
> "It's clear we're sending a message to ourselves here," said another
> officer, Constable Laframboise, who is also a union vice-president.
> "What happened to freedom of expression and assembly?"
>
> A Montréal police spokesperson said the force acted properly, and was
> only restraining itself for its own safety and for the safety of the
> public.


Onlookers watch in confusion as Montréal police arrest themselves Sunday afternoon. Arrests continued into the night.

Montreal Police Arrest Themselves

What a joke these guys are...They wouldn't last 5 mins
in one of our major cities here in the US.

Kevin

It's still April Fools stuff Kevin. GP49 is making up stuff to "fit" the picture. Kinda' funny actually.

Captain Coconut wrote:It's still April Fools stuff Kevin. GP49 is making up stuff to "fit" the picture. Kinda' funny actually.

Actually I'm not THAT clever. I found it on the Web (note the live link at the bottom, beneath the photo)

I was kinda suspect of this story after looking at the
photo....I thought the Montreal police wore lipstick
and fishnet stockings.

Kevin