4 speakers versus reverb
4 speakers versus reverberators.
Four-speaker stereo sound arrived in cars about the same time it became impossible to buy a reverberator for car radios (I think, but am not sure, that even very expensive radios had no reverb, and I know it was harder to get a separate reverb to go with the radio in the car.) They seeemed to be saying that with 4 speakers there's no need for reverb. I think there is just as much need. What say you all? And, less important, do you know where I could get a small reverb, especially with a remote reverb switch, since there is so little room on the dash of the small car I'm forced to own. |
4 speakers versus reverb
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... 4 speakers versus reverberators. Four-speaker stereo sound arrived in cars about the same time it became impossible to buy a reverberator for car radios (I think, but am not sure, that even very expensive radios had no reverb, and I know it was harder to get a separate reverb to go with the radio in the car.) They seeemed to be saying that with 4 speakers there's no need for reverb. I think there is just as much need. What say you all? And, less important, do you know where I could get a small reverb, especially with a remote reverb switch, since there is so little room on the dash of the small car I'm forced to own. Why don't you just use the vehicles spring suspension as a spring reverb? You could also try connecting to the exhaust to get more voombe-voomba. |
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