Practical Italian "designer" amp

ESchap

Well here's a beer magnet for 2 sets down the Dog and Duck on a Friday night! 

No prices, I note  http://www.clarenzio.com/

richardhomer

Lovely - though as you infer massively impractical. Looks like a high-end hi-hi amp. When I win the Lottery, I'll probably get one for my studio....

DartmoorHedgehog

richardhomer said:

I'll probably get one for my studio....

Studio or garage?

http://www.eighmy.com/spitfire/img/79Spitfire_0160.JPG

jpfamps

Wow, that looks expensive.

Without wanting to stereotype, it looks like very much like a typical example of high-end Italian engineering: beautifully styled, no concession to production costs, but completely impractical.

ThePrettyDamned

Looks like one of those silly priced audiophile amps.

Whatever happened to just enjoying music?!

I wonder if this is the next direction for amps - plenty of manufacturers have been using more colourful tolex recently, so maybe it'll be production - independent (not fucking boutique) - designer.

Imagine.

ROOG

I wonder if it comes with either a glass dome or a feather duster to keep it clean?

ROOG

DartmoorHedgehog said:

richardhomer said:

I'll probably get one for my studio....

Studio or garage?

http://www.eighmy.com/spitfire/img/79Spitfire_0160.JPG

I'm sensing a similarity

imalone

Does it make espresso?

octatonic

I bet it breaks down all the time.

EdGrip

:O SOMEONE BUILD ME A DIRTY CYLINDER-HEAD AMP AT ONCE!

DrBob

jpfamps said:

Wow, that looks expensive.

Without wanting to stereotype, it looks like very much like a typical example of high-end Italian engineering: beautifully styled, no concession to production costs, but completely impractical.

Currently trying to find the link to the Alessi kettle that whilst incredibly stylish was utterly, utterly impractical in as much as it would only work if you poured it towards yourself......

I say all this a half Italian you understand ?

ThePrettyDamned

DrBob;190004" said:

jpfamps said:

Wow, that looks expensive.

Without wanting to stereotype, it looks like very much like a typical example of high-end Italian engineering: beautifully styled, no concession to production costs, but completely impractical.


















Currently trying to find the link to the Alessi kettle that whilst incredibly stylish was utterly, utterly impractical in as much as it would only work if you poured it towards yourself......

I say all this a half Italian you understand ?

Half Italian, half UK?

So you're not good looking, but at least you're impractical?

I would like to see this kettle. I can't imagine how you can make a kettle impractical?