I don't know what to think.
http://www.londondrugs.com/Cultures...tre Systems&CS_ProductID=2094647&ProductTab=1
http://www.londondrugs.com/Cultures...tre Systems&CS_ProductID=2094647&ProductTab=1
Why is a drug store chain stocking upscale marketed audio toys?
Don't think i would call that upscale.
1) Does it make sense to consider an upscale tube rig to use as a docking station for a digital device that uses lossy compression to store music.
It baffles me how people seem to forget that the iPod doesn't force you to use lossy compression.
I saw a werewolf ordering a Pina Colada at Trader Vics.
Although 0.5% distortion is pretty bad, it's tubes... so it's better than transistor distortion, I guess. Pretty powerful amp in terms of tubes, and really nice looking. I would really like to hear one, it appears to come with cheap speakers, unfortunetely, but that can be fixed.
2) Why is a drug store chain stocking upscale marketed audio toys?
2%? Might that work as a guitar overdrive channel if you just ramped it all the way up (past rated power)? That's getting pretty high. Maybe just pull out the volume control for max volume and INSANE FUZZ.There is also a 6L6 version on the website, that boasts 2% distortion..and don't knock those speakers, they are the next insignia.
Ed
And his hair was purple
I am well aware that an iPod is not strictly limited to using lossy compression.... but it is designed and marketed with compressed audio in mind, and uses lossy compression by default.
Also, FLAC files, one of the most universal lossless compression formats, are not supported.