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Featured Install: Jons Arosa
Genesis Show off P15
Feb 3 2007, 12:27 PM
British based car audio manufacturer Genesis ice Ltd is using CES 2007 to launch a special edition Class A amplifier with valve front-end for automotive applications. This Gordon Taylor designed amplifier pulls together the finest technologies available to reproduce near flawless music. The power amplifier features OnSemi ‘Thermaltrak’ series transistors configured to run in Class A up to 30 Watts per channel RMS and then run to 200 Watts per channel RMS in class AB. This is achieved using the same Class A+G circuitry used in last years highly successful special edition DM-A. The full press release can be read here
It's taken all weekend to sort out but finally the site is back online
The new server is UK based and much quicker than the old one so hopefully things should run a bit better now.
The forum software is now upgraded to the latest and greatest. Bear with me while I sort out the skin as it's not quite the same as it was before but I've put in the basic changes I made before, but without some of the extra changes. There have been a few aditions though...
The bigest of the new features are that members are now able to create thier own blogs and galleries
Obviously there may be the odd problem, if anyone spots anything please post up and let me know. Hopefully then any bugs can be ironed out
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