Q&A with Producer Eddie Kramer

Eddie Kramer is a rock n' roll legend.

No, you haven't seen him perform in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans or seen his name on the top of the charts, but there are few people as important to the genre as the ultimate "man behind the glass."

Kramer produced records for the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones and the Beatles among many others. That's basically a "who's who" of iconic rockers.

On Friday, October 17, Kramer teamed up with Klipsch and John Varvatos for a very special edition of Classic Album Sundays which is founded by Colleen Murphy, a famous international DJ.

Alongside Murphy, Kramer presented the acclaimed Led Zeppelin album "Led Zeppelin II" explaining the nuances behind the tracks and revealing the band's personalities. He played the album through Klipsch La Scala speakers which rocked the house.

Both Kramer and Murphy are long time Klipsch fans who are currently (or have been) Klipschorn owners. The latter DJ'd for years with Klipschorns and has partnered with Klipsch to do Classic Album Sundays listening sessions with Heritage Series products across the world.

Classic Album Sundays listening sessions are open to the public in both New York City and London. For more information, visit www.classicalbumsundays.com

Prior to this past weekend's special edition of Classic Album Sundays in Toronto, Kramer took over the Klipsch Twitter page and did a live Q&A for Klipsch Nation.

Check out his answers below!

.@flamingbagofpoo Yes. Bands like Black Keys, White Stripes, the Foo Fighters and the National. -EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@emherrera8 No! Give it up now! Don't quite your day job :) - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@emmaxxdilemma It's always about the song, the song, the song...and if the band can actually play their instruments! - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@Sammly No, I'm just generally excited to be in the studio, creating new sounds! - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@cbtexas98 1) Hearing the song for the first time. 2) Helping to shape it for the record. 3) Recording the damn thing! - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@_hoosier_daddy_ One right now - Jimi Hendrix/Acoustic Generations featuring artists like Jason Mraz & Crosby&Nash, Heart, Shinedown, etc.
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@Kimdreamers Absolutely! Finish my musical education by learning how to conduct and compose. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@biggamejess Olympic was the greatest independent studio in London b/c we had the freedom to experiment when others were conservative.
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@CindiM55 Three artists: Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin...definitely not the Stones haha. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@KatSims30 Every minute of the day mate!!! - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@Bnielz1 Hopefully all the artists I've worked with feel like I have collaborated with them. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@Kimdreamers Vg Q. Both Jimis had the same laser-like concentration and the ability to see the end goal. Differences were cultural. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@FeralHogg Absolutely! I had a pair of Klipschorns for many years. I LOVED them to death when I had a larger house. Not anymore! - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@AstroChrisB I am in the midst of a book that I have been working on for many years entitled "From the Other Side of the Glass". - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@biggamejess Seeing Led Zeppelin live at the Filmore East NYC in 1969 for the firs time and recording + mixing Led Zeppelin II. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@chelleyz My Mom (she's 98 now!) and my late Father + my better half, AJ, are my biggest inspirations. - EK
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014

.@jamesins123 A musical home, studying classical music, then being influenced by Jazz, Blues, Rock & Pop. Then becoming an engineer/producer
— Klipsch Audio (@KlipschAudio) October 17, 2014