Lindemann

Lindemann audiotechnik GmbH is a prestigious German high-end audio manufacturer founded in 1992 by Norbert Lindemann in Krailling, Germany (now headquartered in Wörthsee, Bavaria). For over 35 years, the company has stood for audiophile excellence, innovative technologies, and precision engineering made in Germany, creating exceptional listening experiences through their comprehensive range of amplifiers, digital-to-analog converters, network players, and speakers. Lindemann has achieved numerous industry firsts including the world's first 'upsampling' CD player (1999), first German SACD player (2001), and first CD player capable of playing 24-bit/192kHz from a computer via USB (2010). The company offers three distinct product series: Musicbook (premium integrated solutions), Woodnote (audiophile perfection with DSD resampling), and Limetree (redefined entry-level standards), all engineered in Bavaria's Five Lakes Area with Norbert Lindemann serving as the technical mastermind since 1989, continuing the traditions of high-fidelity pioneers from the 1950s and 1960s.