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::Shopping for electronics :: |
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BUY BETTER QUALITY OF
WHAT YOU LISTEN MOST |
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When buying a car audio system, keep in mind of what format you listen
the most; this will assist greatly in the decision of which in-dash
receiver to get. If most of your music favorites are on CDs, consider
adding a multiple CD changer. If it is Satellite Stereo, the receiver
must be Serius or Xm ready, or upgradeable. |
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CHOOSE
MAGNETICALLY-SHIELDED SPEAKERS |
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Unless your TV is a LCD or a plasma monitor, keep in mind that the
speakers positioned next to the TV need to be factory
magnetically-shielded. Magnetically-unshielded speakers can damage the
TV screen. |
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MATCH THE SPEAKERS TO
THE RECEIVER |
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It
is of utmost importance to match in power handling the speakers to the
Audio/Video
receiver or the receivers performance may sound lower than
expected; also, this may just shorten the life span of the speakers. |
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::Cutting on expenses :: |
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USING PUBLIC DOMAIN
MUSIC |
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When desiring to use a popular song for a video, but your budget does
not allow you to spend that amount of money
for copyrighted music, then
consider using the same song from public domain music. |
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RECORD AUDIO IN TWO
SOUND LEVELS |
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To
get the best sound possible, and if the
video camera allows it, record
two audio tracks separately; one at normal audio level and another at
lower level. If the first audio track is too high, the second lower
track may be of better quality. |
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