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Interior Automotive Acoustic Study for the Perfection Car Audio Sound

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Every car interior is different. There are different shapes and materials inside and as the sound bounces off the interior walls it changes the acoustics and sound. If you are going to install the perfect sound system and truly looking for perfection you must take all this into consideration and that means doing a complete Interior Automotive Acoustic Analysis and Study. Only then can you achieve Perfection in Car Audio Sound.

There is a lot of math involved in perfection of sound waves and a good cad cam technician and PhD researcher in sound waves can help you get there. Additionally you must understand simply putting the speakers, tweeters, base and treble where ever they fit makes no sense at all if you are into perfection. You see as the sound moves thru the car it hits the walls and bounces off again. Some of that sound you will want to bounce in certain directions so each passenger in each seat gets the full impact.

While other sounds you want to then dissipate and this is where the special materials can be used in the seat fibers or headliners. Even special coatings on the glass can help cut out or cancel out the noise and unwanted vibrations, which take away from the perfection in sound quality. It is unfortunate that so many people go for the loudness rather than the perfection. And if you are into the decibel game fine, but that does not mean you should negate perfection. Why not have both? Consider all this in 2006.

"Lance Winslow" - Online Think'>http://www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs/">Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; Thursday, January 18, 2007 Car Video Back Up and Automotive Visual Systems Considered Tip! In the automotive business, a family owned business is more than just an automotive repair facility. A family owner, and his hand picked team, can be 'trusted' advisors of what you 'don't' need to do as well as what you might want to do now to avoid bigger problems down the road. Perhaps you have not been following the new automotive technologies out there these days? We all have seen the back up cameras on large recreational vehicles to assist the driver right? Well now you can get such systems on many high-end luxury cars and SUVs. The car video back up systems are a pretty cool option indeed. But now some automotive manufacturers are taking this concept to a whole new level. Lexus for instance now has a self-parking video system, so you can set it and allow the car to park itself while you watch on the video to make sure it does it correctly you see? Now some day these kinds of electronic video features will be on all cars and eventually all cars should be able to park themselves. Imagine this new Lexus car feature on your current car? You drive up set the system and it will parallel park your car all by its self and then you can put on the final touches if it is not totally perfect and it will tell you; This is good. Boy I’ll say give me one of those! Want to learn more about this; here is a link; http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/clips/lexus-self-parking-car-video-and-review-196551.php You will be seeing much more of these car video and self parking systems in the future and this is only the start. As the number of units that are made go up the prices will come down until some day they will be standard on every car. So, consider this in 2006. 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Then you will be able to machine them in your lathe etc, to produce low cost high quality spare parts... it is possible... many people have been doing this for along time. Why don't you join this select band of people who've discovered that casting your own metal parts is not that difficult, once you have learnt the basic techniques of the craft. Once your mini foundry system is up and running, you'll wonder why the heck you didn't discover metal casting years ago. You can read & learn more about hobby metal casting by visiting: http://www.myhomefoundry.com/ Where you can download free ebooks, access free foundry directory info, and have a lot of fun learning new skills to add to your practical restoration skills. Learning about metal casting could open up a whole new dimension & opportunities for you in your home workshop. But you wont know just how much until you take the step to learn. Why not take that step today? 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