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Car Audio Guide
by John Haz
Many enthusiasts tend to think of car audio components such as subs, amps, speakers and head unit as separate entities. They don't realize that to improve sound quality, they need to set-up a system that is well structured and tuned to maximize sound performance.
Thousands of enthusiasts pay a lot of money on car speaker replacements thinking that by doing so they will improve their sound quality. If you are one of them, it time to think again. Although speakers contribute to the overall sound performance, you need to understand that there is much more than that. Beside speakers, a good and well planned car audio system consists of a quality head unit (receiver), wires and subwoofers. If you neglect any of these vital elements, you will be missing out a lot.
The first thing anyone must consider when upgrading his system is the head unit. The head unit is the brain of your system and it controls and feeds the signal to your subs and speakers. Since everything starts from the receiver, make sure that you replace your factory stereo with a one that can be easily expanded and loaded with the latest technologies. Since not every head unit is suitable for every speaker type, make sure that your new head unit can power-up your speakers to eliminate damage and get the most of your system.
Once you decided on the receiver, it's time to find the right speakers. Car speakers come into many sizes and shapes, so make sure to get speakers that matches your car specs and fits perfectly to eliminate lousy and low quality sound. Installing your speakers or subwoofers in the wrong location will affect their performance and life expectancy.
Looking for more power? You can give your system a boost by adding an amplifier. Car amplifier can add a lot to your audio system. The main role of an amp is to amplify the signal that comes from your head unit and send it to your speakers and subwoofers. If you are battery can't power up your system, you can either replace it with a special power cell or add a capacitor. Making sure that your amplifier gets constant power will ensure a consistent performance and prevent damage to other car components.
Car customization and modification can be a challenging task especially for those who don't know much about car audio. Make sure that you plan your set up before getting your system installed. This will ensure that you are getting the best set up and prevent any damage to your expensive equipments.
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Capacitor explosion from excessive voltage
Lab experiment at James Sprunt Community College to demonstrate effects of excessive voltage on a capacitor,
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