The only thing that is controlled by the knob is the volume-type controls
(sub output, balance, fader, bass, treble, and of course volume). The
presets have individual buttons.
David Gloff
Computer Technician
Valcom Professional Computer Center; Kemper/Scudder/Zurich Funds
aolim: dgloff
Loaded Intense Blue '99 Dakota Sport CC 318 5-speed 3.92SG
Sony C680 CD Player and HX-504 amp
Phoenix Gold XS 10" Sub, 6 1/2" midranges, 3/4" tweeters
On Mon, 25 Jan 1999, Jason Jennings wrote:
> hahahahaha......I dig the analog, just not in my car stereo.... It is
> hard enough to switch stations at 90 in town....hehehehe....I love my
> steering wheel controls, yes.....
>
>
>
> Jason
> 1/25/99 5:09 PM
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Gloff [SMTP:dgloff@xnet.com]
> Sent: Monday, January 25, 1999 3:17 PM
> To: 'dakota-truck@buffnet.net'
> Subject: RE: DML: RE: MTX Thunderform Questions
>
> >>If I'm spending close to 300 on a Sony CD
> setup. I don't want it to have that big dumb ass knob looking
> thing
>
> I find it kinda humorous looking at different people's tastes.
> One of the
> big reasons I got the Sony C680 was that it had a knob instead
> of buttons
> (I LOVE analog controls/gauges/displays). The other reasons
> were ESP and
> separate sub preamp outs. But that's just my taste, and
> obviously you're
> a button type of guy. Give me sliders and knobs, or give me
> death!! :-)
>
> David Gloff
> Computer Technician
> Valcom Professional Computer Center; Kemper/Scudder/Zurich Funds
> aolim: dgloff
> Loaded Intense Blue '99 Dakota Sport CC 318 5-speed 3.92SG
> Sony C680 CD Player and HX-504 amp
> Phoenix Gold XS 10" Sub, 6 1/2" midranges, 3/4" tweeters
>
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