Wednesday, November 18, 2009

What You Know "car stereo"

What you know car stereo?
A car stereo is the centerpiece of any car audio system. Also known as a radio, receiver, or head unit, today's car stereo performs a variety of complex functions. To understand these functions, it's helpful to think of a car stereo as having 3 different sections:

1. Source - This is the part that "plays" the music. Sources may include a standard AM/FM tuner, CD player, MP3/WMA/AAC decoding, satellite radio, iPod® connections, USB inputs, DVD player, or even cassette.
2. Preamp - This is where all sound adjustments are made. The preamp section includes controls ranging from simple volume, balance, fader, source selection, and tone adjustments to sophisticated crossovers, equalizers, and time correction.

3. Amplifier - The amplifier section boosts the small (low-voltage) audio signal coming from the pre-amp section into a larger (high-voltage) audio signal that's sent out to the speakers.

You need a new car stereo but why?
A new stereo will give you better sound Performance and more playback options than the typical factory stereo. Superior sound excellence Superior built-in power and superior circuit design mean that a brand-name car stereo isn't now louder than the typical factory stereo, it also produces cleaner, richer, more detailed sound. New sources - One of most ordinary reasons to get a new stereo is to expand your playback capability. Brand-name stereos offer higher capabilities, such as MP3/WMA/AAC playback, iPod support, satellite radio, digital (HD) radio, internal hard drive storage, DVD playback, surround sound support decoding, Bluetooth® support, and even GPS navigation.

Other popular reasons for purchasing a new car stereo include:
More features - Higher features on brand-name stereos include full-color animated displays, customizable color schemes, fold-out monitors, Dolby Digital and DTS® surround sound decoding, and accuracy sound controls like digital time correction and parametric equalization.
Cool cosmetics — Brand-name car stereos, with their high-tech displays and cutting-edge layouts, can enhance the appearance of your car's interior.
Expandability — Auxiliary inputs, USB connections, and audio/video outputs allow you to expand your system by connecting moveable music players, flash-memory devices, rear seat TV screens, external amplifiers, and powered subwoofers to your brand-name stereo.

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