Gale Electronics Archive

Preserving the legacy of Gale Electronics, from the GS401 loudspeakers (engineering by Ira Gale, David Lyth, Billy Woodman; styling by Jon Bannenberg) to the GT2101 turntable (developed with DCA Design Consultants), in a permanent, version-controlled GitHub Pages archive.

This is a historical archive. Includes material preserved from galeaudio.com (2011–2016) with attribution.

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GS401 Loudspeakers

Design/styling, drivers, crossovers, restoration guidance, and documentation.

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GT2101 Turntable

Photography, adverts, motor notes, interviews, and provenance.

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About Gale

Who founded Gale, who styled it, and how we preserve the record.

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Voices & Memories

Interviews with previous employees and legends.

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Provenance & Credits

This archive collates public materials and community contributions to keep Gale’s story intact. Where possible, sources are named on each page. If you are a rights holder and wish to correct, credit, or remove an item, please get in touch via GitHub issues.

  • • Excerpts preserved from galeaudio.com (2011–2016)
  • • Interviews and contributions from engineers and the community
  • • Versioned on GitHub for transparency and long-term preservation

Community

Join the Facebook group Gale Electronics Owners & Enthusiasts to share restorations, ask questions, and help fill gaps in the historical record.

Prefer email? Add provenance, dates, or documentation via issues or pull requests on GitHub.