https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vktqUM0VDtU
Who ? “ Here in my car , I palpate safest of all … ” Ah , yes ! Here is Numan , the electronic music pioneer , performing his 1979 hit “ Cars” … on a cluster of cars . Oh , and the whole rig ’s powered by a unmarried car shelling .
The 96 - wheeled tool was put together bySynn Labs , thetinkerers responsiblefor the Rube Goldberg rabidness of OK Go ’s recent“This Too Shall Pass ” video . Both videos were directed by James Frost ofZoo film .
https://gizmodo.com/how-ok-go-built-the-craziest-rube-goldberg-machine-yet-5484736
Of naturally , somebody has to foot the bill for these types of things , and in this case it ’s DieHard , who wanted to demonstrate just how much a single one of their DieHard Platinum batteries can power . 24 cars , 2 keyboards , and one one - hit wonderment is how much . ( OK , ok , there was“Are ‘ Friend ’ Electric?,”too . )
Sadly , Wired excuse , you ’re not hearing the cars ’ existent horn but rather an MP3 file of a horn played through the car ’s heavy scheme . When you ’re work off one gondola battery — the whole apparatus draw in only 31.3 amphours — I guess you ’re allowed to disregard some corners .
splendid UPDATE : :
Adam Sadowsky , President of Synn Labs , writes :
We dead used horns to play the notes live . We could n’t use the horns in that came in the cars because they were n’t tuned properly , so we tune our own and put them into the car ’s engine compartments .
That ’s right , no MP3s and no corners curve ; just “ gondola ” with cars , the real pot . [ Wired ]
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