Wattwerx Little Dragon Maintenance Manual - John Keats, Endymion

From Hugh to You

Thank you for trusting my amplifier to be a part of this most 

important part of your life: your MUSIC!

I build amplifiers for my own use, and hence, put the best of  

myself into every unit.  I part with them, reluctantly, in order to 

share with others the joy that their design, construction, and use 

have brought to my own life. I cut no corners—neither in parts nor 

in construction—and hence, they are by nature costly to construct, 

but if a lifetime of experience has taught me anything, it’s simply 

this: Initial price is but a small part of the overall cost of ownership 

over the lifetime of a thing well made.

I’ve heard it said that “it’s a poor craftsman who blames his tools,” 

and that is undoubtedly true. Its  corollary, however, is that the best 

craftsmen recognize the finest in tools. Your choice speaks well of 

your taste, discretion, and experience, and I am fully aware of the 

honor your selection conveys.

Thank you! I shall ever endeavor to be worthy of your trust. 

“A thing of beauty is a joy forever.”

John Keats, Endymion