Free Car Wallpapers: October 2011

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Boss PH4.700 Phantom 2800 Watt Mosfet 4-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier with Remote

Boss PH4.700 Phantom 2800 Watt Mosfet 4-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier with Remote
by BOSS

Buy new: ~~$379.00~~ $180.52
26 used & new from $142.47

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Review & Description

Boss PH4.700 Phantom 2800 Watt Mosfet 4-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier with RemoteNew for 2010, Boss Audio's Phantom power amplifiers cover a wide variety of applications. Four- and two-channel full-range models will match perfectly with your speaker system. MOSFET amplifiers deliver plenty of power, while bass boost and built-in high- and low-pass crossovers allow you to customize your cabin acoustics to your taste. The PH4.700 is a four-channel MOSFET amplifier delivering 2400 watts peak power.

A four-channel MOSFET amplifier delivering 2800 watts peak power. Click to enlarge.

Phantom amps include a remote subwoofer level control.

Trimode Operation
This allows you to send your signal to a tri-way crossover for adding a subwoofer to a two-channel signal.
Remote Subwoofer Level Control
Phantom amps include a remote subwoofer level control for easy level adjustments.
Line/Speaker Level Inputs
Separate line and speaker level inputs mean the amplifier can handle high-level signals from receivers lacking RCA outputs.
Built-In Crossovers
This amplifier features variable high- and low-pass crossovers, so you can adjust the sound to suit whatever speakers you're driving.
Variable Gain Control
Allows you to match the input gain to your receiver for better sound with less distortion.
MOSFET Power Supply
For high performance with low heat.
Bass Boost
Add a little extra low-end power with 0 to +18dB of variable bass boost.
Power and Protection LEDs
Protection LEDs let you know when there's a problem.

Car Auction in New Zealand

Webb's auction company is holding a classic car auction in New Zealand on March 22, 2011. Here are my favorite cars.

1983 Lola T165 / 70 Gullwing Cam Am

Estimate is NZ$150,000 - NZ$250,000 - ($110,000 - $184,000 US approximately)

I love these Lolas and they were serious competitors in their day. More here.

1979/80 Gurney Eagle Indy Car

Estimate is NZ$220,000 - NZ$320,000 - ($162,000 - $235,000 US approximately)

"This Dan Gurney built one of one machine, which took part in the 1980 Indianapolis 500 was driven by Mike Mosley. Now fully restored, its current configuration is set up for contemporary road racing with the Gurney-Eagle fuel-injected V8 producing 650hp." says Webb's.

Any Gurney Eagle is of interest. More here.

1963 Ferrari Lusso 250

Estimate is NZ$1,100,000 - NZ$1,400,000 - ($808,000 - $1,028,000 US approximately)

Only 23 right hand drive Lussos were produced – 21 survive today. This particular Lusso has been meticulously restored and has less than 17,100 original miles according to Webb's.

This looks like a special Lusso but the steering wheel is on the wrong side for me. More here.

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