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Posted by badries on May 31, 2009 at 10:39 am

Car Stereo Cd Changers – Stereo Is The Way To Go

Executive Summary by  Menachem Green

Similarly, the term ’stock car audio system‘ refers to the sound system specified by the manufacturer when the car was built. A head unit usually consists of a combination of a radio, tape player, or CD/DVD player.

Most modern cars include at least a CD player/ CD recorder, and some have the option for car stereo CD changers, which hold multiple disks either in the head unit itself or in a separate unit usually located in a trunk or console. The main types of CD changers are External Cartridge, Internal Cartridge and Carousel CD changers.

When stereo systems became available, car audio speakers came to be located in doors and in the rear of the vehicle in parcel shelves. An amplifier is a very important component of good car audio speakers system.

How To Buy A CD/MP3 Changer
Executive Summary by  Chimezirim Chinecherem Odimba

Does the idea of cruising with a changer full of your home-recorded CD-R’s and CD-RW’s appeal to you? What if we talked about ten hours of great tunes as mp3 files on a single cd?.  CD and mp3 changers make it easier for you to stay focused on driving (no distraction of changing discs) without losing a moment of music.

Is it an original factory-installed radio you want to add a changer to?. Are you adding a CD changer to an aftermarket radio, i.e. alpine, sony, etc? If, in your case, you have an aftermarket radio that has cd changer controls, you must get a changer of the same brand as your radio.

Are you adding a CD changer to a radio that doesn’t have CD changer compatibility?. With an FM add-on (or RF) changer package, you can get terrific-sounding results playing an add-on cd or mp3 changer through your existing FM radio. Furthermore, if your car has steering wheel radio controls, they’ll remain intact.

Shock protection: This means your CD/mp3 changer has the ability to read ahead and store a reasonable amount of music data. CD-R/CD-RW compatibility: Make sure your changer can play these type of cds — Not all can. You’ll
wonder why your pc plays a disc that you can’t enjoy in your car if your changer does not have this feature.

Mp3 decoding: If you want to play those music files you downloaded from the internet, you’ll need this feature. A car cd/mp3 changer is certainly another audio level — The way to go.

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Mp3 Player Car

Posted by badries on May 21, 2009 at 5:25 am

Benefits of Good Car MP3 Players

Executive Summary by  Victor Epand

The case in point is car mp3 players. The player increases the visual aesthetics of a car along with enhancing the user experience.

Mp3 is the compressed form of music. This, when compared to the corresponding feature an audio CD, is simply amazing. Car mp3 players generally come in a wide range to satisfy the buyer.

Although many mp3 players are on market display for a prospective buyer, still car mp3 players are unique for their durability, longevity, and price. The alternatives are ipods, portable play stations, car mobile mp3 players, etc.

The player’s play menu would contain program, repeat, shuffle, and intro play options. The ability to play FM and AM stations is an added benefit of car mp3 players. USB memories and equalizer designs feature in expensive branded devices.

Some car mp3 players are provided with the capacity to be connected to external speakers. The FM transmitter would help in transferring the signal to the car tuner, and outputting from car mp3 player speakers.

Sony MEX-1GP: The Next Generation of Car MP3 Players
Executive Summary by  Dwayne Wright

For all of those MP3 music owners, the future of car audio is finally here for you. Sony recently released the MEX-1GP CD receiver, a CD receiver that also features a built-in 1 GB flash memory unit. So now your car audio CD receiver behaves in the same manner as your iPod or other type of MP3 player.

Aside from playing MP3s, this CD receiver also plays CDs (as the name implies) along with burned CD-Rs and CD-RWs so that those who wish to play their old CDs can still take advantage of this nifty product. However, the real attraction to this new car audio head unit is the MP3 playability. The flash memory unit is located in the detachable faceplate. Once your faceplate is connected to your CD, you simply drag and drop the MP3 files onto the flash memory unit of the faceplate.

The screen displays album, artist and track name when playing your MP3 music files. The selectable rear/subwoofer preamp outputs, controls the frequency and output level of an external amplifier. For one, the sound quality when playing MP3s through this unit is nothing less than phenomenal.

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