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Charlie the Tuner was clever.

Aleph

Stranger? I don't know, but my vote goes to Adcom for their longtime use of the acronym GFA. I won't spell it out for you.

Charlie the Tuner

Moth Audio. Looks strange, too.

Here's a recent product: How about Theta's Dreadnaught amp, or maybe their Miles transport? Not trying to knock Theta, I own one of their DAs meself!

Anything made by Lirpa Labs

Earthquake Supernova Mk.II

Ampzilla

I own a set of KeVeK ES-8s, a name chosen because the maker thought the symmetry made it look cool. Thankfully, for him, they sound better than the name.

That's funny..

Anything by Linn. The Sondek? With the Lingo Trampolin Arkiv power-supply upgrade? How about Mpingo discs? What's up with that? New York Audio Labs used to make an amplifier they called the "Black Hole," presumably because that's where your money went. How about the Kuzma Stogi? Not a lot of sex appeal there. I used to have a Black Widow tonearm. Very cool. The Rack of Gibraltar is another great one.

SUMO's Charlie the Tuner (But this tuner "tastes" good)

Nottingham Analogue's turntable, the "Anna-Log"

mpingo

Charlie the Tuner by Sumo, the same folks who brought you Ampzilla. I have one of these tuners, it no longer works but when it did it sounded great.

radio shack

Anything from Linn of the UK. They have this fetish for ending product names with a K -- Itok, Sondek, and so on.

I have a Son of Ampzilla. Honest. Bought in 1978 and it still works, though the lights for the power meters never have for more than a month at a time.

Diva Audio Control Diva Digital Enhancement System $16,000 Cnd

Bow Wazoo