Thursday, May 13, 2010
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
STEINWAY LYNGDORF MODEL C
The makers of the Steinway Lyngdorf Model C have boasted that the sounds coming from its music system is so precise you can pinpoint each instrument's location in the recording hall. While most speakers are sealed boxes, Steinway's engineers left these open, replicating the resonance of live instruments. And unlike other systems, which convert the audio signal from digital to analog in the amp — many sound-distorting circuits and wires away from the speakers — the C is digital from source to driver. What comes out is as close as you can get to what went in; in fact, it's so pure that experts can discern a violin's make and country of origin. It costs an hefty price of $148, 000
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