Gli AMPLIFICATORI più famosi del mondo sono ITALIANI. I segreti della MARKBASS (ft. Richard Bona)

Follow Matteo Valenti's Special Vehicles on Instagram: matteovalenti_mezzispeciali: https://www.instagram.com/matteovalen... automoto_it: https://www.instagram.com/automoto_it... Filmmaker: Camilla Pellegatta Audio: Giorgio Baù Editing: Alessandro Di Rosa Author: Matteo Valenti Subtitles and translations: Umberto Mongiardini In this new episode of "Special Vehicles," we'll discover how an amplifier is built and how it works. And if you're wondering, "Why Automoto?" You're right. The truth is, this episode marks the launch of the new "Special Industries" column, where we'll tell you about the most fascinating production processes, not necessarily related to the automotive world. Because we're convinced there are tons of interesting stories to tell, even when it comes to vehicles. In this case, the first person to be curious about the secrets of this production process was none other than Matteo Valenti, a failed musician. But then we thought: in the end, amplifiers are also special "vehicles." Only instead of moving things or people, they make them dream. They make them vibrate and, therefore, come to life. "Special Vehicles" exploit power, technology, and hydraulics to create magic. Here, we'll try to create the same alchemy. But we'll do it by exploring the depths of electronics, the mysteries of sound, and the enchantment of analog and digital. In the end, we'll always talk about science applied to things. And about a wonderful, all-Italian story, which is what we enjoy doing most with "Special Vehicles." So let's get started, because there's so much to tell at MarkBass. 0:00, Intro 1:46, The Story 3:23, How an Amplifier Is Born 12:50, How a Speaker Is Born 17:30, How Strings Are Born 19:46, How a Bass Is Born 24:20, The Temple of Music 26:14, The Enchantment of Richard Bona 28:44, Matteo's Dream 30:42, Off-Air