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Car Audio FAQ
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Frequently Asked Questions in the rec.audio.car This is the FAQ list for the Usenet newsgroup rec.audio.car, maintained by Ian D. Bjorhovde , with contributions from many other people (see Section 8).The contents of this document are based on the contributors' opinions; neither the contributors nor the FAQ maintainer accept any responsibility or liability for any damages …
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Science fiction lovers' newsgroup. rec.arts.sf.movies ... rec.audio High fidelity audio. rec.audio.car Discussions of automobile audio systems. rec.audio.high-end High-end audio systems. (Moderated) rec.audio.pro Professional audio …
18.1 What are the audio newsgroups? Which group should I ...
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rec.audio.pro: This newsgroup is dedicated to professional audio. It includes discussion on record production, studios, studio equipment, DJ equipment, recording concerts, sound reinforcement, mastering, mixing, special effects, and other topics which might apply to audio professionals. If you are a home audio buff but
rec.audio.car FAQ (Part 4/5) - Online Education - faqs.org
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Step 8: After the fiberglass has hardened, sand the surface smooth. This may require the use of a little bondo to get things perfect. Step 9: Remove the foam by grinding it out from the inside of the kickpanel. Step 10: Cover the panels with carpet, vinyl, leather, fleckstone or other substance of your choice.
rec.audio.car FAQ (Part 1/5) - Online Education - faqs.org
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In the car audio world, frequency responses should usually be given with a power ratio range as well, such as (in the case of the speaker) 120Hz-17kHz +/-3dB. What this means is that given an input signal anywhere from 120Hz to 17kHz, the output signal is guaranteed to be within an "envelope" that is 6dB tall.
"pro" in this newsgroup: the authoritative meaning
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rec.audio.high-end High-end audio systems. (Moderated) rec.audio.marketplace Buying and selling of home audio equipment. rec.audio.misc Post about audio here if you can't post anywhere else. rec.audio.opinion Everybody's two bits on audio in your home. rec.audio.tech Theoretical, factual, and DIY topics in home audio.
Identify a piranha alarm/imobiliser | Electronics Forums
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This question can probably be answered best in the Newsgroup "rec.audio.car". Feb 28, 2004 #3. Trevor Best Guest. Frank said: This question can probably be answered best in the Newsgroup "rec.audio.car".
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John Greystrong wrote: >> Its a Daewoo Lanos SX. >. > Probably using GM wiring then. >. >> I've noticed there is an adapter in place converting the factory. >> fitted connector to a standard ISO connector. The car came with Sony.
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