1. Amplifiers
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An introduction To Amplifiers! Amplifiers take the signal from the head unit and makes it large enough to be able to drive your speakers. It is preferable to use separate amps for high and low frequencies ...

2. Car Audio Basics
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... to adjust the level between them. Midranges sound best when they do not play bass so you will want a 2 way electronic crossover and use the high pass output to drive your 4 channel amp. I did not forget ...

3. Classic Car Radios
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When and where was the first car radio invented? The first car radio on record was fitted to the passenger door of a Ford Model T by 18-year-old George Frost, President of Lane High School radio Club, ...

4. Car Audio Forums
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...    http://www.diymobileaudio.com/forum/ The premier site for high end mobile audio discussion and product reviews.   http://www.canadiancaraudio.com/ This is a discussion forum for Car Audio ...

5. Better Car Audio !
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... Radio/Cassette/CD Players). As it stands right now, the #1 best thing you can do for your ears, and the ears of those you love is to get a CD player! Wonder why? Let me answer that.No matter how high of ...

6. Sound Quality Concepts
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... thin doors or poor insulation, you know how loud road and wind noise can be at highway speeds. With a sound deadening material in place, you won't need to turn your volume quite as high to compensate for ...

7. Listen To Trance / Dance Samples !
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... 16 or 24 bit or 32 bit(your choice) 44100Hz or 48000Hz (your choice) Wave or Mp3 (your choice) Mp3 = Highest Bit Rate Bargain - Definitely ! You get unique referens Music for your car that almost nobody ...

8. 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 ...

9. Learn about Open Source
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... that enables Java dynamic networking for building distributed systems that are highly adaptive to change. The Jini community was founded when Sun opened Jini technology under an open source license.  ...

10. World's most popular fruit ?
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... eggplant, red pepper, ground cherry, potato, and the highly toxic belladonna, also known as the nightshade or solanaccae. There are more than 10,000 varieties of tomatoes. Tomatoes ...

11. More than 20,000 brands of beer
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... a bland taste. More than that and the higher alcohols (butanol, pentanol etc) become overpowering and spoils the taste. The strongest beer type by alcohol content is doppelbock, which ...

12. Why Do We Smoke Cigarettes?
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... great stress use more tobacco. "I Blow My Troubles Away" In times of high tension, cigarettes provide relief, as indicated by the following typical comments of one of our respondents: "When I have ...

13. Why do women live longer than men?
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... more often than women.] Men in their late teens and 20s go through something called "testosterone storm." The levels of the hormone can be quite high and changeable, and that can induce some pretty dangerous ...

14. Why do some people kill themselves?
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... in one of the most striking statistics in all of psychology. It has long been known that anorexia has the highest death rate of any mental illness: one out of every five people with anorexia eventually ...

15. Drive on the right or on the left ?
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... driving on the right first began in the late 1890s. The first Italian Highway Code, issued on the 30th of June 1912, stated that all vehicles had to drive on the right. Cities with a tram network, ...

16. Why do we laugh?
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... with laughter. Rats, for example, produce high-pitch vocalizations during play and when tickled. But it’s very different in sound from human laughter. When we laugh, we’re often communicating playful intent. ...

17. How does it feel to die?
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...  Higher currents can produce nearly immediate unconsciousness. The electric chair was designed to produce instant loss of consciousness and ...

18. How does GPS work ?
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... determined with GPS depends on the type of receiver. Most hand-held GPS units have about 10-20 meter accuracy. Other types of receivers use a method called Differential GPS (DGPS) to obtain much higher ...

19. Windows Vista Tips (Vista Tricks)
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... well, suitable for Word-processing and email. Level 4 systems will play HD video. Level 5 systems delivers any Windows Vista scenario, especially good for gaming. Level 6 is impossible! 5.9 is the highest ...

20. Greenhouse effect!
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... reefs show that the temperature of the earth's surface is now higher than it has been over the last 600 years. The temperature has increased by almost 0.8 ° C since the early 1800s and 2005 was the warmest ...