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Subscribe to this threadFerrari's $20,000 Art.Engine tower speaker
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the chad @ May 23rd 2006 6:51PM
20K for something to plug your iPod into????
This is TERRIBLE and a horrible reflection on Ferrari. Look at the specs
The 16 mid-range drivers are supposed to handle all of the lows thru mids, with just 2 tweeters at the top for the hi's. Can you say "Will sound like crap."? Where's the optical to hook it up to my computer or the RCA (or even standard spkr wire) to hook up to a receiver?
Even if I had the 20k, there's no way I'd waste it on this.