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How do use Car CD Changer

kelly&Lisa — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 04:57:30 GMT

last week I bought a Mazda 6, it cost me 20 thousand and present one Car CD Changer to me, but I don't know how do use it, Who heard of this production and used it. hope you can help me. thanks.

How To Normalize Sound Volume of MP3 Files

Brandon C. — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:21:56 GMT

Do you find yourself having to change the volume levels on your MP3 player everytime the song changes? Are you turning the volume up to hear soft songs, then getting blasted by louder ones? Click here for the solution!

Enjoy music in your car

kelly&Lisa — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 02:53:41 GMT

I am very like listen to music when I drive, but I used to very confused owing to there are many disk in my car, and sometime I like one music I have to buy one optical disk, it’s very waste money. Do you hear of there is a new product ( Charmaker Car Digital Music Changer ) on market, it supports SD card and USB disk. it's website www.car-cd-changer.net The advertisement said you only need a SD card or USB disk, then you can enjoy the digital music (MP3/WMA) what you like in your car, Because you can download the music that you like from internet put into SD card or USB disk, these music could be edited and played freely. And there also is Aux input for external audio sources, Auxiliary devices such as MP3 players, Portable DVD players, Minidisk Player, handheld gaming systems, notebook computers and IPHONE can be added to the OEM radio while delivering optimum sound quality. Do you know this product? I want to buy it for my car. Thks!

Supply Digital Car CD Changer

kelly&Lisa — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 09:26:18 GMT

Charmaker Digital CD changer delivers CD-quality sound directly into the factory sound system via the CD changer port, without the loss of sound quality that occurs with existing cassette and FM transmitter solutions. Directly control from car stereo panel, user only need a SD card or USB disk, then you enjoy the digital music (MP3/WMA) in your car, Aux input for external audio sources, Auxiliary devices such as MP3 players, Portable DVD players, Minidisk Player, handheld gaming systems, notebook computers and IPHONE can be added to the OEM radio while delivering optimum sound quality. Features: .Direct Connection with CD quality sound .Without the loss of sound quality that occurs with FM transmitter solutions. .Control Digital Music changer from your car radio buttons .Works also with steering wheel controls .Support USB Disk and SD Card .Building in high quality MP3/WMA decoder .Building in Amplifier chips .Widely extends external audio sources, like PC, MD, PSD, GPS Navigation and Mobile Phone. .Easy to install and use Compatible with .Compatible with OEM radio: Toyota, Honda, Volkswagen, Mazda, Hyundai, Audi, Skoda .Compatible with aftermarket Radio: Panasonic, Sony, Alpine M-bus, Clarion Ce-net, Pioneer and Sanyo

automobile cd player

johnww — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 17:45:43 GMT

My cd player in my 2003 Mustang wont eject the cd all the way out, it comes out a little but still held in

Get a Portable Audio Boost with Boostaroo

Brandon C. — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 15:31:45 GMT

I travel some and have a hard time hearing my music and videos on the airplanes. What I have found is that with a simple Portable Audio Amplifier I can amplify and enhance the sound quality to a much better level. There are a couple of different options when it comes to Portable Headphone Audio Amplifiers. One is the Boostaroo , which has the ability to will double the available volume from your audio player and separate the audio signal into individual stereo channels to drive 3 separate sets of headphones or speakers. Naturally it will depend on the ohm rating of your headphones, but the Boostaroo can increase the volume of your player by 100% with no more than a 0.3% harmonic distortion. If you are watching or listening to something that two or tree people want to hear I highly recommend the Boostaroo . If you are looking for something that improves the sound quality for MP3 MP4 Players Computers or Mobile Phones when using earphones or headphones and not so much into sharing the audio with others and are wanting a more quality for an awesome personal listening experience right between your ears I recommend the FiiO...

car amplifier

Quinn — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 12:47:44 GMT

i was told to mail you in this forum about this topic. i have a JLAudio 6ch amp that i am only using for subs at the moment. i have the amp hooked up and is working fine and great!! (at a stop...) as soon as i start moving the bass stops.. the amp does not go into protect mode or anything. looks fine and appears to be working properly. just bass is gone. as soon as i come to a complete stop again, the bass kicks back in.. why is this. thank you for your help in this matter.

Acoustik Audio LT980/2 Amp cut out

ItalianWolfe — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 08:01:32 GMT

I've been going crazy for about a week now trying to figure out the sudden problem to my 16 month old car audio system. My head unit is a Sony Xplod, that is just wired directly into the stock speakers. All I did was add a little bass with a Diesel Audio SRS Pre-Amp, an Acoustik Power LT980/2 amp, and a pair of 10" JBL GT1041D subs. Basically, it's always worked great except for the pre-amp I had to exchange due to a bad knob. Then suddenly one day my bass speakers cut out when playing a deep bass song at loud volume. Turn the unit off for about 5 minutes, and they're back on. As long as I'm dealing with bass at low volume, or only a little bass at high volume, it works no problem. Speakers don't pop or crackle, cone seems fine. Amp doesn't get hot. Voltage from the battery 12.5 volts constant with 12 volts from the remote. It's the 'ok sometimes part' that's throwing me for a loop. Monster 12 guage to the subs. 10 guage fused to the battery. Changing out an average sized ground tomorrow, to a short 10 guage as well. No...