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We've grown used to seeing automakers with a reputation for designing beautiful cars branch out into other consumer products.
Porsche is a fine example, and
Ferrari is no stranger to peddling assorted branded wares. It looks like
Pagani will be adding its name to this list with a new
hi-fi home audio system. Built of carbon fiber and aluminum, the system's main control unit emulates the look of the sound system from its supercars. Drawing inspiration from the unique four-pipe exhaust system from
the Zonda, the bass tubes lie at the bottom of twin 350 watt tower speakers situated aside the control unit and amplifier. Audiophiles are sure to appreciate dual vinyl turntables, one for both 33 and 45 rpm discs as well as a CD player.
Pricing likely falls squarely into the "if you have to ask" territory, so we'll just admire this awesome unit from afar. Those of you who can afford a Pagani automoile can now enjoy your musical tastes both from the drivers seat of your Zonda and from the comfort of your own living room.
Thanks for the tip, Tom!
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Pagani gets into hi-fi. We likey.
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