[V8] The Audi S5: A $59000 NOPE!

[Roger M. Woodbury]

Actually, that’s been done.

 

The 1956 Chrysler vehicles had an optional record player which mounted under
the center of the dashboard.  The unit played 45 rpm records and I suppose
may have worked pretty well on Southern California freeways.  I can just
hear The Beachboys, now.

 

All my vinyl is long gone.  I am now completely committed to cd’s and
although the plow truck still has the factory radio with tape player.  

 

The radio in The Black Mariah doesn’t work.  Surprising how much thinking I
can get done when the tunes are silent.

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Lanier Pratt [mailto:lanierpratt at mac.com] 
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2007 9:28 PM
To: Coleman, David
Cc: rmwoodbury at adelphia.net; v8 at audifans.com
Subject: Re: [V8] The Audi S5: A $59000 NOPE!

 

Ok now.  Vinyl still is by far the best sound you can put your hands on if
you have the right

equipment and a good piece of vinyl.  I'm only 35 and that one was made
apparent to me

when I used to sell high end audio equipment, but I digress........wouldn't
that be cool...

Putting a high end turn table in the trunk of my V8Q like on pimp my
ride....pull up the Audi events

and pull out the vinyl..he he he I'd have all of the ladies.

 

 

 

 

Lanier Pratt

'92 V8Q 4.2L

'90 V8Q 3.6L

 

 





 

On May 13, 2007, at 8:20 PM, Coleman, David wrote:





 I'd suppose you listen to your music via 8-track and vinyl

 


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