Several years ago we ran a couple of pieces about LOFT AUDIO, a 1970’s era Connecticut Pro Audio manufacturer. LOFT founder Peter Nimirowski got in touch with us and provided some never-before seen factory photos and documentation. Click here to read the initial PS dot com article, and then click here for the follow-up with Peter’s comments. Anyhow, a decent-condition LOFT 440 Console has finally turned up on eBay, and if it wasn’t tax-time you know I’d be buying this thing. As with any 40-year-old piece of audio equipment, caveat emptor. Click here for the eBay auction. BTW, whatya think all those vintage-70’s API-type knobs are worth? Prolly close to the BIN price…
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