TVR to install NXT speakers in cars!

[maddog[uk]]

NXT Sound said:

"Peter Wheeler, Chairman and CEO at TVR, said, “At TVR we are always looking for ways of improving the all-round driving experience for our customers. NXT AFR offers us an opportunity to significantly improve the sound systems in our vehicles and we’re delighted to be the first automotive manufacturer to realise the benefits of this. This is a great British technology for a great British car”."

www.nxtsound.com/industries/popUpNews.php?f_id=605

Interesting story!

[beano500]

(I wanted to write something vaguely humourous about hoping the quality of the parts starts high and remains high unlike other parts TVR have sourced! But I won't mention it!)


Sounds good - sounds very good!







:OKafterapunlikethati'vegotmecoaton:

[Podie]

Hmm... sure others have mooted doing this...

I've got Mission NXT speakers for my surround setup at home... very pleased with them actually..

[granville]

I would have thought TVRs might have been better served by the employment of a transducer possessing a more effective low frequency characteristic with which to better enhance those critical moments of Sabbatical sojournism when the Bulter/Ward precussive ensemble forced forth their heavier moments of paranoia that might otherwise be an appropriate rythmic accompaniment to the British steel metal works that typifies the Brahmic racket that commonly emantes so gloriously from below the hard-charging sweepismo of Bristol Avenue's more curvaceous bonnets.

[SXS]

derestrictor said:

I would have thought TVRs might have been better served by the employment of a transducer possessing a more effective low frequency characteristic with which to better enhance those critical moments of Sabbatical sojournism when the Bulter/Ward precussive ensemble forced forth their heavier moments of paranoia that might otherwise be an appropriate rythmic accompaniment to the British steel metal works that typifies the Brahmic racket that commonly emantes so gloriously from below the hard-charging sweepismo of Bristol Avenue's more curvaceous bonnets.

Ugg?

[burriana500]

DeRes - do you mean like a hollow pipe straight from the engine bay, a bit like they used to have on ships?

[DustyC]

Ok, Im sold on them. Where can I buy them?

[jj.]

Next they’ll be installing radios with good reception..!
jj

[wedg1e]

Bo, fellow wiggas. Me reckon da Unrestricted one is rappin 'bout some 48" subs, like what he is havin in his wheels, innit?
An a 5 kilowatt amp for each tweeter in the doors...

[mike s]

derestrictor said:

I would have thought TVRs might have been better served by the employment of a transducer possessing a more effective low frequency characteristic with which to better enhance those critical moments of Sabbatical sojournism when the Bulter/Ward precussive ensemble forced forth their heavier moments of paranoia that might otherwise be an appropriate rythmic accompaniment to the British steel metal works that typifies the Brahmic racket that commonly emantes so gloriously from below the hard-charging sweepismo of Bristol Avenue's more curvaceous bonnets.

So you think the speakers are a good idea?