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>> I've tried that, but the sound quality tends to be really, *really*
>> low. (Or maybe the adaptor I used was just cheap, I'm not sure.)
>
> Well, the amp isn't great, the speakers are cheap, the adaptor is, as
> you say, sub-optimal and the MP3 is also by definition a lower-quality
> version of the sound (discuss), but then again the noise made by engine,
> wind, fan etc in an old car pretty much swamps all the hifi
> shortcomings. I just tend to crank the volume up until I can hear most
> of the frequencies and sing along at the top of my voice (such as it is).
>
> :)
I'm a musician.
Actually, on this particulr car [not mine], if you play a CD it sounds
fairly good. But if you use the tape adaptor, it sounds horrid. Still,
if the engine is loud enough...
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Invisible wrote:
>>> I've tried that, but the sound quality tends to be really, *really*
>>> low. (Or maybe the adaptor I used was just cheap, I'm not sure.)
>>
>> Well, the amp isn't great, the speakers are cheap, the adaptor is, as
>> you say, sub-optimal and the MP3 is also by definition a lower-quality
>> version of the sound (discuss), but then again the noise made by
>> engine, wind, fan etc in an old car pretty much swamps all the hifi
>> shortcomings. I just tend to crank the volume up until I can hear most
>> of the frequencies and sing along at the top of my voice (such as it is).
>>
>> :)
>
> I'm a musician.
Well, I wouldn't try that as an alternative to a bad car stereo.
Especially if you're driving ;-)
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Bill Pragnell wrote:
>> I'm a musician.
>
> Well, I wouldn't try that as an alternative to a bad car stereo.
> Especially if you're driving ;-)
Benny did. Damn fool drumming on the dashboard the whole way through the
trip!
(He used to be the drummer in a band. Damnit, my dad used to be in a
band too. In fact, it seems almost every normal male used to be in a
band... hmm.)
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47a99ddd@news.povray.org...
> My first car [snip] as an ancient Ford Siesta.
A Ford Siesta? It was a sleeping car?
G.
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Gilles Tran wrote:
> 47a99ddd@news.povray.org...
>> My first car [snip] as an ancient Ford Siesta.
>
> A Ford Siesta? It was a sleeping car?
Well it moves like one...
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Invisible wrote:
> Well I imagine they give you nice cars while yours is being serviced.
> That way they can say "hey, that car was nice, wasn't it? Would you like
> to buy one, sir?" ;-)
I wish. Usually the cars I get for a loaner if my car is in the shop for
any length of time are usually bottom of the line, though new cars. If a
salesman offered to sell me a similar car after using the loaner car,
complete with sticky steering wheel and mystery stain in the back seat,
I'd run.
> I very much doubt many people can afford to buy one of these things new
> though...
That's why there are lenders. Most people (at least in the U.S.) take
out a loan to purchase a car.
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Mike Raiford wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>
>> Well I imagine they give you nice cars while yours is being serviced.
>> That way they can say "hey, that car was nice, wasn't it? Would you
>> like to buy one, sir?" ;-)
>
> I wish. Usually the cars I get for a loaner if my car is in the shop for
> any length of time are usually bottom of the line, though new cars. If a
> salesman offered to sell me a similar car after using the loaner car,
> complete with sticky steering wheel and mystery stain in the back seat,
> I'd run.
LOL @ mystery stain.
Hahahahaha... ha... huh... eeewww! :-S
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Invisible wrote:
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> (He used to be the drummer in a band. Damnit, my dad used to be in a
> band too. In fact, it seems almost every normal male used to be in a
> band... hmm.)
>
I was never .... ...oh.
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Mike Raiford wrote:
> I was never .... ...oh.
...and that's when it hits you(tm).
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And lo on Wed, 06 Feb 2008 11:46:32 -0000, Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> did
spake, saying:
> Phil Cook wrote:
>
>>> And electric windows.
>> Actually I don't like electric windows, the only advantage to them I
>> see is when you're squashed up in a car you're not jammed up against
>> the turning handle.
>
> What, you mean apart from the fact that you can now open and close the
> windows while the car is moving?
And yet amazingly before the advent of electric windows many people
managed this complicated feat without a problem nor complaint.
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