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I dont get why they are using a valve amp for a car stereo. Especailly for a mp3 player since it is a lossy format.
nice idea but you know this aint gonna be cheap and do you want to leave this on display in your car :ph34r:
lol yea prolly :PQuote:
Originally posted by 4play@17 May 2004 - 21:03
I dont get why they are using a valve amp for a car stereo. Especailly for a mp3 player since it is a lossy format.
nice idea but you know this aint gonna be cheap and do you want to leave this on display in your car :ph34r:
I love the sound of tube amps compared to soild state.Quote:
Originally posted by 4play@17 May 2004 - 21:03
I dont get why they are using a valve amp for a car stereo. Especailly for a mp3 player since it is a lossy format.
nice idea but you know this aint gonna be cheap and do you want to leave this on display in your car :ph34r:
I guess it's just a matter of preference.
It is beautiful :wub:
Peace brotherdoobie
hmmm, me thinks the valves wouldnt last long in a car
with vibration , and turning the valves on and off so much - i have enough trouble with my marshall amp , replace valves every year or so
but it does sound a bit lame , one for the boy with all the toys
Looks like you'd have to modify your dash to install the darn thing.
For $800...Not today! JVC is better anyway!!!