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Friday, November 30, 2007
By Yokota Fritz
These kids in Queens roll with 5000 watt amplifiers booming about 150 decibels of music on the streets of New York City. They make custom cabinets to house the systems, with more cabinets holding the car batteries to power the system. Most of the bikes have decorative lighting and some have DVD screens for viewing while riding, according to the Times article.
Read more at the New York Times. Thank you to the Longmonster.
These kids in Queens roll with 5000 watt amplifiers booming about 150 decibels of music on the streets of New York City. They make custom cabinets to house the systems, with more cabinets holding the car batteries to power the system. Most of the bikes have decorative lighting and some have DVD screens for viewing while riding, according to the Times article.
Read more at the New York Times. Thank you to the Longmonster.
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Off da HOOK! 5,000 watts beats anything I got: a cheapo guitar amp, power inverter, and 12v lawnmower battery.
I once tried a low-power FM transmitter to leverage the motorists' superior in-car stereo system.
I once tried a low-power FM transmitter to leverage the motorists' superior in-car stereo system.
Paul Freedman has a fully pedal-powered version of that (although less hi-tech, no DVDs and stuff), the Soul Cycle.
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