S SteveInNC Well-known member Joined Jan 3, 2005 Messages 480 Reaction score 0 Location Research Triangle, NC Jul 8, 2009 #1 It uses tube sockets at each square, and powers the heater wires so it has the full tube effect. Link at Wired.
It uses tube sockets at each square, and powers the heater wires so it has the full tube effect. Link at Wired.
Cherian Well-known member Joined Aug 1, 2005 Messages 1,214 Reaction score 0 Jul 8, 2009 #2 Burn your fingers every time you go to move a piece? This is one time I have to say "why?"
sleepysurf Well-known member Joined Jan 11, 2005 Messages 2,676 Reaction score 133 Location Tampa, FL Jul 8, 2009 #3 I think they actually replaced the heater elements with LED's (with symbols for each piece), so the tubes run cool. Neat idea, but I don't think they made more than a few. Wonder if they sell them, and how much?
I think they actually replaced the heater elements with LED's (with symbols for each piece), so the tubes run cool. Neat idea, but I don't think they made more than a few. Wonder if they sell them, and how much?
FISH_MAN Well-known member Joined Jul 3, 2008 Messages 1,380 Reaction score 3 Location il Jul 8, 2009 #4 the pins will break soon enough along with whatever else looks cool but kind of stupid!
S SteveInNC Well-known member Joined Jan 3, 2005 Messages 480 Reaction score 0 Location Research Triangle, NC Jul 9, 2009 #5 It's "Art"...
Brian Walsh Well-known member Joined Mar 30, 2009 Messages 131 Reaction score 0 Location Barrington, Illinois Jul 9, 2009 #6 It's the novelty. I always got a kick out of the Moth Audio Nitelite.