The Lexus IS WAX Edition Is The Pinnacle Of Car Audio Snobbery

[joeinid]

Finally, I can spin vinyl in my car!

The Lexus IS Wax Edition is Bad Highway HiFi

 

[Ritmo]

opcorn:

 

[joeinid]

 

[crwilli]

Ridiculous

 

[CPP]

Oh hell it was done a long time ago in a Chrysler, called the Highway Hi-Fi Record Player,

 

[crwilli]

I guess that’s the point. It was an idea done a long time ago and died there. It should have stayed dead.

It was likely a fun project for bored engineers.

 

[CPP]

I guess that’s the point. It was an idea done a long time ago and died there. It should have stayed dead.

It was likely a fun project for bored engineers.

I would guess so.

 

[astrotoy]

I still have my Mister Disc (also called a Sound Burger). It operates on batteries and can use headphones. I would take it along when visiting used record stores. I never tried to play it in my car.



Larry

 

[TheOctopus]

Does one listen to the LPs while parked or can they be enjoyed even while damaging rims and tires crashing into NE winter induced potholes?

 

[astrotoy]

Does one listen to the LPs while parked or can they be enjoyed even while damaging rims and tires crashing into NE winter induced potholes?

Only play $1 bargain bin records. Lots of those available.

Larry

 

[SuperDave]

Do they have one of those visor shade cd holders that will fit a few records, if so I'm in.

 

[W9TR]

This proves that even with all that fancy marketing, a Lexus is still just an overweight Toyota.

 

[RDSChicago]

I don’t know why but when I saw this post I thought about this old skit from SNL. Definitely safer to play a record than do this in a car:

Video: Jtube: Saturday Night Live: A Bris in the Royal Deluxe II

 

[TheOctopus]

I don’t know why but when I saw this post I thought about this old skit from SNL. Definitely safer to play a record than do this in a car:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...om/312218800&usg=AOvVaw2eKN6FrHu0UELXAuRTEksv

Ha, that's great. From back in the days when humor was still a thing... I can only imagine the many different ways this can be construed as offensive today...