Sometimes Destructoid get these tips that come out of left field. Destructoid got one late last night from reader Riku, who talks about his dad's unusual acquisition for his high-end audio setup:
"Hi!
My father's hobby is to search for "the perfect sound" making him a high-end audiophile. I was very surprised when I saw an old Playstation 1 (Version SCPH-1001/2) plugged into his super expensive audio rig. He told me, that that particular version of the console has RCA-inputs in the back which has a superb sound output. The console has become an underground sensation in the Hi-Fi scene. He told me to check out some articles at 6moons.com, an audiophile website."
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my dad even bought himself a ps1 because of this audio quality
of the RCA jacks in the back, there pretty much isn't an audio setup that doesn't support them, Its not the best sounding cd player, but it is the most versitile in terms of price and hookups.
This news was covered at least 6 months ago by MSNBC
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id...
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By Gary Krakow
Columnist
MSNBC
Updated: 7:24 p.m. ET Nov 10, 2006
Gary Krakow
Columnist
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Is there an original Sony PlayStation game console still in use in your home? Or do you have your PS1 buried at the bottom of a closet?
It turns out your video game console may be worth a lot more than you think. You might actually own one of the best sounding, high-fidelity CD players out there.
Audiophiles have been abuzz about PlayStation 1 audio for some time now. There has been a lot of experimenting with these game consoles with some very interesting results.
etc....
This just goes to show how Sony uses quality components in their products. Even way back then.