1. Amplifiers
(Fullrange content/The Project)

... 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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... easy to implement. It takes a lot experimenting with speaker location and direction. Directivity - of sound is related to frequency.   At higher frequencies it is easier to pinpoint where the sound is ...

3. Better Car Audio !
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... a quality amps, speakers or signal processors you have, you cannot overcome 20 dB of dynamic range, 15 dB of signal to noise ratio at the very least, or the 20-50 Hz and 18-20 kHz octaves (or frequency ...

4. Sound Quality Concepts
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Advanced Car Audio Sound Quality Concepts Although the four basic sound quality concepts (clarity, dynamic range, frequency response, and tonal balance) are the most fundamental to understand ...

5. Maximum Sound Quality in Your Car
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... when you're listening through earbuds. But you lose some high- and low-frequency information when you compress your music, along with some of the details that make your music interesting. And, on a good ...

6. Cell phones in airplanes or hospitals?
(This you should know/This you should know)

... safe than sorry." A poorly shielded laptop could transmit a fair amount of radio energy at its operating frequency, and this could, theoretically, create a problem. ...

7. Do you like explosive, fullrange car Music?
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... bass sound you prefer. Some prefer a boomy bass; others prefer a low frequency bass. The position of your subwoofer will determine that. Avoiding extreme bass control boost and turning up your volume instead ...