I recall a quote from Todd saying that he basically asked Pete Millet to build him the best pre-amp possible. I didn't get the impression it was made to sell a lot of them, but made for himself (Todd) more than anything. Products built for the maker where making a profit hasn't been the explicit goal I've found to be more interesting than anything else. There might be a handful of Todd's customers, possibly people who started off in Head-Fi while in university or early on in their career and are now quite a bit older and making a good amount of money who might go to him for this kind of product for their main hi-fi system.
