Amplifier hiss is a term that refers to a specific sound that is created when an audio amplifier cannot produce an output signal with a power level of 0 dB without adding noise to the signal. This sound often appears as a high-frequency buzzing sound or hum that is heard on the recording through speakers
Subwoofers are great additions to any home theater and car audio system, especially if you’re a bass fan. If you want to improve the quality of your subwoofer’s sound, you should calibrate your subwoofer with an SPL meter. Here’s how to calibrate your subwoofer with an SPL meter: Connect your subwoofer. Get the right SPL
Who would have thought that long tubes with several speakers built into them would contribute to an exceptional sound experience? Currently, soundbars are some of the most sought-after audio devices for all kinds of uses, but primarily for use in home entertainment. However, the question remains on whether a soundbar can replace a subwoofer or
Object-oriented surround sound technology completely revolutionized how we perceive sound since the late 70s. However, like other sound systems out there, a 5.1 channel surround sound is bound to face several issues at one point in its lifetime. One such situation is when the surround sound doesn’t come out, or if it does, you can
Most homeowners prefer placing their newly purchased soundbars directly under their TVs (or sometimes above). And while such arrangements are popular, others opt for a more creative approach to set up and even hide these devices. One popular location happens to be the fireplace mantel. Here’s how to hide a soundbar on a fireplace mantel:
Speakers are a common fixture in many household and business settings, whether we are listening to music, recording audio, or discussing an important presentation at work. But despite their common appearance in our lives, the way speakers make the various sounds we enjoy almost everyday remains a mystery to many. Speakers make different sounds by
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