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Difference Betwen a JL Watt and a Sony Watt?


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DYohn......your a Funny  F*cker..... BUT no one else could have put it better...!!

NICE JOB with the direct explanation  Difference Betwen a JL Watt and a Sony Watt? - Page 2 -- posted image.

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Dyohn wrote:
Sony watts are custom manufactured in a special factory in Okinawa. They rise early every morning and do calisthenics before they fall into orderly rows to await the day's initial demands. They are far more efficient and productive than ordinary (i.e."JL") watts due to enhanced discipline and better teamwork. Sony watts can produce more output per peiod of time with a higher degree of accuracy and fewer rejects ( aka "distortion.") You can hear them chanting "xpolde" while they work.   Sony watts often, if they fail to produce, self-destruct as brilliant fire balls. While this is an amazing display of corporate loyalty and cultural integrity, it can be annoying to the western user who simply does not understand the Sony Way. The bright red Sony case helps hide the flames.
I hope you don't mind, but I'm putting that in my signature on another forum. Is that ok with you?
I almost ffell out of my chair laughing
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ANyway, I think your friend may have been alluding to the way that some manufactures over rate their equipment. Like pyramid says their amp can produce 1000w, but it is really closer to 100w. Whereas a Nakamichi amp that says it can deliver 1000w actually does deliver 1000w.
So I guess you could say, yes, there is a difference between some manufactures watts. But this is a misnomer, they arn't actually different, it's just that some manufactures rate their product higher then it is.
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Glad you guys liked it.  Sure, do what you want with it.... but you might want to fix the mis-spellings!
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I like the part about how the red case hides the flames.

I think I'm going to have use that part. lol

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