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Re: $$$ on line hero $$$

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  1. Patrick Keogh said:

    No no no. This would be so cool! A car with a modal interface!
    I've thought about incorporating a drum machine into the car's audio, so
    that when the car is stationary you can play the drums via the buttons
    on the steering wheel.

    Better still, piezo sensors around the centre "horn button" area. Much
    better pickups than normal buttons.

    And it would remain as a horn button too, lighter taps activate drums,
    heavier presses activate the horn.

    You'd look like an idiot, but then again, if you're in a car...
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  2. John Tserkezis said:


    And it would remain as a horn button too, lighter taps activate drums,
    heavier presses activate the horn.

    You'd look like an idiot, but then again, if you're in a car...


    Lighter taps? Drums? What are you on? :-)

  3. Patrick Keogh said:
    John Tserkezis said:


    And it would remain as a horn button too, lighter taps activate
    drums, heavier presses activate the horn.

    You'd look like an idiot, but then again, if you're in a car...


    Lighter taps? Drums? What are you on? :-)

    You'd have to alter the electric seat adjustment and make it
    auto-levelling otherwise your driver/drummer won't drool evenly 🙂

    G-S

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