As seen on the set of Young Frankenstein..... ;)
Altec TI 402 Intermodulation Analyzer | eBay
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As seen on the set of Young Frankenstein..... ;)
Altec TI 402 Intermodulation Analyzer | eBay
That was used to test flux capacitors.
that would look so cool on my stereo rack. :D good for those WTF is that moments.
Winning bid:
US $1,225.00
[ 9 bids ]
Inflation adjusted, this is pocket change compared to OEM 'distributor net' pricing and why I never had any of the measuring capability [and much more] that DIYers take for granted now by just having internet access.
GM
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by alancohen
I agree!
Who knew there were so many flux capacitors still out there?
Wow--considering that it was being sold "as art"/untested, I hope for that price it either works or looks good next to the buyer's print of the Mona Lisa..... "We do not have the facilities to test the unit thus can not make any claim as to its working condition. It's being sold as art!"Quote:
Originally Posted by tomt
Is it possible it was bought of parts?
hope not.Quote:
Originally Posted by alancohen
there are pictures of this in the first edition of the audio cyclopedia.
http://www.hostboard.com/forums/hbmc...2013/08/25.jpg
Me too, it was just one of many [fund a new Corvette] expensive esoteric testing systems I lusted after and now what it can do [and more] is built into at least one PC oscilloscope FREEWARE !!!!! program and I assume with greater accuracy. IIRC, John Murphy's Trueaudio speaker design software was the first to include at least some of the 402's testing capability.
GM
Elevate me. :D