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Wayne Tapia

U.S.
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Home Theater Audio Cabling (from HDMI to speaker cable). DO NOT ask me car audio questions. It is not my forte, and I will not answer them.

Garry S. McLemore

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Answer electronic repair questions, tv, vcr, home audio, music electronics (amps, fx processors, keyboards, mixers, guitars)

Cleggsan

U.S.
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Audio Design Engineer; systems, loudspeakers, cd/dvd players, etc. I am knowledgeable in all high end audio equipment and installations. MAKE SURE YOU GIVE A MAKE AND MODEL NUMBER AND CAR IF IT IS AN AUTO QUESTION.

Kyle Aylor

U.S.
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I can answer in-depth technical and creative questions regarding sound reinforcement, recording studio and digital mastering equipment. Questions to me should limited to these areas. PLEASE...NO QUESTIONS REGARDING CAR AUDIO.

Ernesto R

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hello: I have experience on the following factory car stereos and cd changer anything to do with your stereo that came with the vehicle or if you want to do any changes upgrade or problems also how to add auxiliary audio input in your stereo ,xm,sirius,ipod i am familiar with most late 80 to 2005 sorry i can not help you with aftermarket or vehicles that are not in the u.s.a also video and security

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2009-11-07 2004 Hyundai XG 350L cassette player:

Unhooking the negative cable is to reset the internal electronics of the player. Holding the eject button or other buttons is for mechanical/mechanism reset. The error message "Er8" is the code produced

2009-11-06 Question reg 128kbps MP3 with a DAC:

It depends on the quality of the DAC. I've heard good and bad conversion quality. One thing to remember also is that regardless of the sample rate of the mp3, it is a very lossy format, and no DAC will

2009-11-06 wiring my system in progress:

The Rockford Fosgate 15" subs, T115D4, are 4 ohm but dual voice coil. So, driving them with a mono-block amp is easy. You will want to put the voice coils in parallel providing each amp with a 2 ohm

2009-11-06 Car Audio:

If you have only one sub with a single voice coil you only need a single channel amp. OR: you can use a two channel if it has bridging. If the sub is dual voice coil you can still drive it nicely with

2009-11-05 speaker pop/pulsing:

One way to test this would be to swap the left and right speakers, and see if it happens again on the same side. If it's always coming from the left channel (for example), I'd suspect the amp. If it "follows"

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