Duh, It's A car stereo!

Pretty self-explanatory, is not it? It is a stereo system in a car, you say. Whoa, hold your horses, it is not so simple. Although some people like to stereos at home, in their cars and vans (out of dire necessity for some sounds), sometimes it just does not work. Yes, perhaps could have before it worked just fine, all you needed was a radio-cassette player (or 8-tracks, for the inner dinosaur in you) so sure, the big lug box speakers in the rear seat and you Schmetternd the highway. But today, there are some things, such as a CD player and MP3 player and your pop-LCD panels, and all those techie knickknack would think they want a home theater system right smack on the console of your van. If you do not know what is on these things, but would like to have some sounds in your car anyway, here are some things to know about a car stereo.

As already mentioned above, the first units and speakers from home audio systems and professional markets were simply installed in vehicles. However, they were not well suited to the extremes of temperature and vibration, which is a normal part of the environment in an automobile. Car stereo enthusiasts were not satisfied with the sound quality of regular car sound systems, and with the advent of the CD player, they really had to begin to change some of these home stereos, to work well in a car and Environment Voila! Now we have the modern car stereo.

If you have a new car, first-hand bought, say from about 90 to now, the chances are you already have a "work" car stereo in your car. This means that the car manufacturers already have a car stereo system in your car, unless the car model, but this is usually the case. Some automobile manufacturers, their own car stereo equipment, such as BMW with a pretty decent car stereo package unit and speakers. It is a standard, which deals with all their cars (which is not surprising, because BMW is in the league of "luxury car manufacturer"). Or, as Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen, which they are using car-stereo systems from a German audio manufacturer Blaupunkt.

A standard car stereo (also known as the head unit) usually with a car-reverse cassette deck, CD player and sometimes the optional changer - a device that automatically changes in cd play. Among the most recent car models, the car stereo can also play MP3s and other digital audo file types, such as WMA and AAC, whether on a CD or a device that can be addictive memory to the head.

The car-stereo unit with several speakers. Older car models usually had only one speaker under the dashboard mounted display through perforations on the front windscreen. The standard for the car stereo is now a pair of "high" (to bring high altitudes) on the driver-side / front passenger side dashboard, a couple normal "middle" speakers on both doors, and sometimes even the back door passeger doors if it is a big and bigger car speaker of the situation, which is at the lower end of the back protion of the backseats.

Your car stereo is ok, how likely it is, as automobile manufacturers ensure that the audio products, with their cars most dirver's listening. But if you think that what you have is not enough, you can always Customize.