Trinity portable studio looks pretty hot wrapped in plexiglass

isn't that audacity it's running in the shot?
 

woot
 

yeah, that's Audacity. A cool little program but I've never really done anything serious in it.
 

A car amplifier will give you a loud and clear sound on a consistent basis. It will boost the power flowing from the

receiver to the speakers. In doing so, it will reduce the stress put on all the other components of your car stereo

system, including the receiver.

Choosing the right car amplifier is important. Your decision should be based on five important features. Make sure you

address them all !

The first item on the agenda is the number of channels. This will depend on the number of speakers in your system.

Two-channel amplifiers will feed well two speakers or a single subwoofer. You will want to consider a four-channel

amplifier if you have any of the following combinations :
 

If the trinity could run the Muse Receptor system software http://www.museresearch.com, it would be about 1000x cooler.
 

I would have liked to have heard the wave field synthesis stuff at the conference.

Positioning and moving sounds in space by wavefront interference must be amazing.

I downloaded the 'wonder' program, but don't have enough speakers to set up a proper system.
 

i cant say i really get the point of a thousand dollar little linux portastudio thing. the fact i dont understand why youd be recording in linux aside, really how great of an audio interface can it really have, and how easy can it really be to use? for a thousand dollars you can't expect anything spectacular, so it almost seems like one should spend their thousand dollars on a sweet interface, or, i dunno, a laptop?