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Showing posts with label Virtual Reality Sound Labs. Show all posts
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Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Virtual Reality Sound Labs Amplifier Found!!

Sometimes you never know what you've forgot you had after so many years. Or, maybe you never knew what someone else had forgot about after so many years.

Most of the time the things we store, and forget about is something we cherished at the time, and didn't want to get rid of. So, we packed it up then threw it among other boxes. Until someone came along looking for something, and found it. Well... that's what kind of happened with this amp find. It was stored in a shed among other car audio things that looked kind of okay, but you wasn't sure it was going to work or not.

But, after pulling those amps out to dig a little deeper. This jewel popped up. The Virtual Reality Sound Labs VRA1.0 - 300 Watt,1 Channel amplifier.Now, this may not look like anything to someone who knows who it is. Which it actually isn't. The Virtual Reality Sound Labs VRA1.0 was made in 2003 in China, and sold in Walmart. Some models can be still found on EBay ranging from around $35.00 to $75.00 USD. So, what makes this amplifier worth anything. Again nothing.. Sometimes nothing can mean everything. This amp is the only amp that actually fully works compared to some of the others that was found. Its body is still in great condition. A little rust on some edges, but words can still be seen. So there is no guessing in what knob does what.

Overall. Its a good little find. Might come in handy one day. Or, you never know the price of this cheap amp might skyrocket. Check out the video below of the Virtual Reality Sound Labs VRA1.0 amplifier.