Jeff Rowland, what happened ?

@kenyer  that's a great post and I'm happy that you got to meet mister Rowland. You both sound like down to earth people. I had to read some of your post twice, I missed Grand Lake the first time. My wife and I were there a few years ago before the audio bug bit again and I had no idea this audio genius lived and conducted business there. It's a truly beautiful part of the world. It's great hearing about clever people who can make a living doing their own thing.

@kenyer really great post and what an adventure. Please post more to this forum.

I've had multiple conversation with Mr. Rowland over the years. It's so refreshing to have a conversation with someone in the audio industry that's so down to earth and humble.

Thank you for sharing. Yes Jeff Rowland produces spectacularly good Audio gear some of the best Systems I've ever heard and powered by Rowland gear.

Thanks for sharing.  I’m sitting here listening to my JRDG model 2 -serial number 141- that I bought used in the early 90s. I was in Denver listening to amps and it blew me away compared to everything else I listened to. It’s been connected to a boulder audio preamp, a shindo table and  driving some audio physic virgos for most of that time and I think it sounds as good as any system I’ve heard. And it looks good too. Glad to know a little more about the brand