New Guitar Amp Doubles as Low-Profile PC

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N.Broekhuijsen

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not so sure it is good for the hardware to be sitting right underneath a powerful speaker though... magnetic stuff can do serious damage...

that's a personal experience.. killed an old pentium 2 by placing it right next to an 800 watt speaker.
 

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Well, its different. I have seen some well designed speaker enclosures that do not vibrate much at all. This cane be done, but the user running around with a PC sounds like asking for trouble. Hope they used a laptop drive at the least.
 

Collie147

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WHAT? I love Orange amps, but a PC? Surely both shouldn't be run at the same time. There is bound to be signal noise recording onto this yoke.
 

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Wow, my son would love this! My concern with this, however, would be that the non-trivial vibrations created by the amp couple cause problems with components, heatsinks, etc. becoming unseated. I wonder how thoroughly these puppies were tested.
 

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[citation][nom]Rab1d-BDGR[/nom].....I'm surprised nobody has asked whether it can play Cr.....(User was flayed alive then forced to eat hot coals for this post)[/citation]

It's ok, we know what you are talking about!
 

MxM

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It reads like onion article or 1st April joke, to be honest.
"As a computer, the OPC has a big advantage out of the box ... no other computer has louder integrated speakers."
 
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