I hear a lot of people complaining about their headlights dimming to the beat of their music after having a car audio system installed. Depending on what size amplifier you have added, you may notice electrical fluctuations throughout the car, including in your car’s performance. Here is a simple and cost effective way to stop or significantly reduce this side effect.
Stop Dimming Your Headlights!
Posted by admin | Under Automotive Sunday May 18, 2008Car Audio Installation
Posted by admin | Under Automotive Saturday May 17, 2008Car audio installation is a fairly specialized job, requiring at least some knowledge about the basics of car designs and electronics. The final audio output depends to a large extent on good installation. You may buy the best equipment, but if it is not properly installed, then the result will be poor. The entire set up consisting of wires, amplifiers, alternators, and speakers would have to be perfectly set up for that great audio effect.
Car Audio Wiring
Posted by admin | Under Automotive Friday May 16, 2008A significant part of your entire car audio system consists of just wires. There are all kinds of cables and wires involved in installing a car audio system. You have power wires, speaker wires, amplifier cables, power capacitors, and what not. It is always better to be equipped with at least the basics before you go in for car audio installation.
Tips On Choosing A Car Audio System
Posted by admin | Under Automotive Friday May 16, 2008Car audio has moved a long way from the old standard AM/FM Radio/Tape Deck combo. Today, in-vehicle multimedia systems include DVD video, television and navigation systems with local hotspot news. Common to all systems is the sound quality.
The quality of sound in a car audio system depends upon a number of factors - the type and quality of the media player system, the type of speakers used, the acoustics of the vehicle and interference from other devices.
Type and Quality of Media Player System
Car Audio Amplifiers
Posted by admin | Under Automotive Friday May 9, 2008Car audio amplifiers, to a large extent, determine the final audio output of your car audio. Selecting a location for the amplifier is therefore of great importance. Select a location that has good air circulation. It could be in the trunk or under a seat. It is always recommended that you use cables with larger diameters like RCA cables to connect the low level output of the radio to the low level input of the amplifier. Just in case your radio does not have a low level output, you will have to use a high-level speaker output. This arrangement is not preferred by most because of the noticeable increase in sound distortion. This arrangement works best when your amplifier is meant for bass only.
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