Car Audio Museum on the cards
This is one for all of you audiophiles! Steve Digva of In Phase International Ltd has been amassing some choice pieces of car audio from days gone by to the point where he believes it’s a shame to keep them hidden away.
With that in mind they’re planning on creating a car audio museum at their Nottingham headquarters that will be open to the public and allow some of the rare products and past favourites to be fondly gazed upon by fellow enthusiasts. Like any museum though they could always do with more exhibits and are requesting any M.E.N readers to have a dig around at the bottom of their drawers, behind the sofa or in the corner of that stock room for your unwanted but interesting old audio. In particular they’re on the lookout for products from the likes of Sharps and Hitachi, but anything is welcome including manuals and instructions from any manufacturer. Hopefully with co-operation from M.E.N readers we can help create a sanctuary for some of those products that have been a part of our car audio past and allow future generations to understand just how it used to be.
Contact: In Phase, 0115 9758600 or inphaseaudio.co.uk
Subscribe to this comment's feed
In Phase keep the pulse of the car audio market beating. M.E... 
The new Garmin nüvi 3700 series takes Portable Navigation D... 
Rule Number 1: Sell up, not down. Every month ‘Opportunity... 
M.E.N takes a look at the latest parking sensors and rear ca... 
The latest in car security from the major UK suppliers