Correction: Dave no longer owns Kingsize. In fact, Kingsize, as it used to 
be in its heyday, no longer exists. The partners -- including Ken Sluiter of 
Box-O-Car and Mike Hagler -- sold the studio and moved on to other things, 
as well as places. Trumfio and Sluiter live in LA; Hagler -- one of the 
nicest cats you'll ever meet, and a terrific engineer -- still owns the 
Kingsize B studio in Chicago, a smaller version of its namesake. He was 
recently profiled in Tape Op, a magazine many Auditeers might enjoy reading: 
http://www.tapeop.com/ 

Stewart Mason writes: 

> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Eichelberger" 
> <markeichelberger@comcast.net>
>> Does anyone know if David Trumfio is still active in the music biz?
> 
> Yes, as a producer.  That's been his main field all along -- if I remember 
> correctly, the Pulsars record was always intended to be just a one-off.  
> He owns a studio in Chicago (I think it's called King-Size) and he's 
> pretty comfortably ensconced there.  I believe he's engineered a lot of 
> the Bloodshot Records stuff over the years, and he produced the first OK 
> Go album, among others.