Rockridge Sound : iPod takes on the tube!

1 décembre 2006


You’ve must’ve seen your fair share of iPod docks but here’s one that combines compressed audio files to 60 year old technology…the tubes!

The Japanese manufacturer, Rockridge Sound, brings out a new iPod speaker dock boasting a three vacuum tubes per stereo channel. The VTS-384 delivers full analog sound out a pair of 2×2W (8ohm) speakers. And nothing is better than the analog sound from tubes. The kit comes with a remote for controlling the iPod, wire protectors for those tubes, and RCA and USB jacks for sourcing non-iPod music or connecting USB speakers.

The four EL84 tubes are push-pull and bearing two little double triodes. The two speakers are equipped with a light weight material cone and fixed onto a sturdy 5mm aluminium slate. According to Rockridge Sound, the work put in to the amplification allows the VTS-384 to deliver better quality sound that won’t’ve been affected by the integrated circuitry otherwise used.

Rolled out in Japan as from February 2007 at about 600€.


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