Modern Multimedia Receivers Have Multiple Volume Controls
From the 1960s through the 1980s, car radios used mechanical potentiometers to adjust volume. As time progressed, volume controls moved… [Read More]
A Look at What’s Misleading About Hi-Res Audio Licensing
Talking about the performance of audio equipment without objective measurements is like describing the taste of food without eating it…. [Read More]
Android Auto Sound Quality: Is Wired Better Than Wireless?
A while back, we examined the difference in sound quality between wired and wireless Apple CarPlay. Now that many Android-based… [Read More]
Car Audio Bass: Are Two Good Subs Better Than One Great One?
While participating in some brand-specific online discussion groups, we often encounter the question: “Is it better to use two good… [Read More]
Managing Large Music Collections in Your Car
Having music playing while driving is not only entertaining, but it can be very relaxing. Enjoying your favorite songs while… [Read More]
Why Battery Voltage is Key to Your Car Audio Amp’s Performance
A short while ago, while testing an amplifier’s maximum power output, we observed how significantly the power increased with higher… [Read More]
DSP Features You Might Not Have Known Existed
When 99% of car audio enthusiasts think about a digital signal processor (DSP), they associate it with equalizers, crossovers, and… [Read More]
How Audio Signals Sum Around Crossover Points
Crossovers are an essential part of designing any audio system. From the passive designs used with a bookshelf or floor-standing… [Read More]
Unlocking the Secrets of Human Hearing: Understanding Weighting Curves in Audio
Though it might surprise you, human hearing is significantly more sensitive to some frequencies than others. You can think of… [Read More]
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