1. Amplifiers
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... but it is not necessary. The problem with using one amp for all frequencies is that you cannot adjust the levels among different frequency ranges as easily as you can adjust outputs of separate amps. Many ...

2. Car Audio Basics
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... (like fuses and distribution blocks). Here's an approximate price break down of what this costs in my area. Your prices may be significantly different.       head unit: $300-$500       4 channel amp ...

3. Better Car Audio !
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... experience in a shop is limited, my knowledge of both acoustics and electronics is far reaching, and I'll do my best to give you the best information I can. Hey, I know that different things work, and ...

4. Sound Quality Concepts
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... interior acoustics. A car's interior, its reflective surfaces (such as glass), and its absorptive materials (upholstery) play a dramatic role in a system's response. And every car interior is different; ...

5. Maximum Sound Quality in Your Car
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... EQ on the road. If you can, program a few different EQ presets into your receiver, so you can see what works best in your car without having to adjust settings while you're driving. Or cycle through your ...

6. Best way to learn things
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...  Everyone learns differently. Remember, Learning Never Ends! Good luck and learn something new today! Learning is one of the most important way to improve our knowledge, and there are surely many ways ...

7. Learn more about Linux
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... Some distros, like Fedora Core, Ubuntu, and openSUSE have different profiles that are suitable for use on the desktop or on the server. If you ask 20 Linux users which distro you should use, you're likely ...

8. Learn More About RSS Feeds
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... account. We go into more detail on both of these below. How is RSS different from e-mail? First, with RSS, you don't give out your e-mail address. This means fewer organizations and people will ...

9. Recommended free Software
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... applications to be able to read and write all the different audio and video formats out there you're going to need lots of CODECs. This pack contains pretty much all of them!   Spacemonger ...

10. How many languages is there in the world?
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2 700 languages spoken in the world The "invention" of language is not known except for references in the Bible. It is not known what language Adam and Eve spoke. The first mention of different ...

11. More than 20,000 brands of beer
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...  Sugars in the malted grains are converted into alcohol by yeast. Different yeast ferment sugars into different flavours. For ales, top fermentation yeast is used, while bottom fermentation ...

12. Why Do We Smoke Cigarettes?
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...  creative activity. This fact was well stated by one cigarette devotee as follows: "It's a fascinating thing to watch the smoke take shape. The smoke, like clouds, can form different shapes.... You ...

13. Why Do Birds Migrate?
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... The team's work contradicts that idea by showing that short-distance migrants are inherently different from their globe-trotting cousins.  ...

14. Why do women live longer than men?
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... all aging together. In some cells, the genes on one X chromosome are active; in other cells, by chance, the same set of genes, with different variations, are active on the other X chromosome. Don't forget, ...

15. Why do we laugh?
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... in which human laughter is produced, like tickle, rough and tumble play, and chasing games. Other animals produce vocalizations during play, but they are so different that it’s difficult to equate them ...

16. Cell phones in airplanes or hospitals?
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... between different pieces of equipment. That is true even if you simply have the cell phone turned on -- the cell phone and tower handshake with each other every couple of minutes, and your phone sends ...

17. What is Alzheimer's ?
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Introduction Alzheimer’s disease is a brain disorder named for German physician Alois Alzheimer, who first described it in 1906. Scientists have learned a great deal about Alzheimer’s disease in the ...

18. What is cloning ?
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... the same zygote, they are genetically identical. 2. Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Somatic cell nuclear transfer, (SCNT) uses a different approach than artificial embryo twinning, but it produces the same ...

19. What is Christianity ?
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... than I can possibly do justice to. But I hope I can give you at least a taste of what is involved. The Christian life involves a number of different aspects. Among the key ones are Fellowship with ...

20. How does it feel to die?
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...  "Survivors of haemorrhagic shock describe many different experiences, ranging from fear to relative calm," Kortbeek says. "In large part this would depend on what and how extensive ...