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How to Master a Recording

By Henry

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Mastering is the process of putting tracks in order and making them sound uniform. If you thought your job was done with the mix, think again... more »

How to Preserve a Record Collection

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Your priceless records might be irreplaceable in any format. With a light-tracking stylus and proper care, you can continue to get enjoyment from them for many years... more »

How to Replace a Headphone Plug

By eHow Electronics Editor

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A good set of headphones can last a lifetime, but it's unlikely that the plug at the end of the headphone cord will. If you can solder a wire, though, there's no reason you can't replace it. If you don't know how to solder, you can buy a ... more »

How to Restore fidelity to old vinyl records

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Old vynil records, if not scratched, can be cleaned to sound almost like new... more »

How to Set Up a PA System

By eHow Electronics Editor

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It can be a bit confusing to set up a PA system for the first time. It seems as though there are hundreds of options, but following a specific set up order makes the job easier. Although there are dozens of brands and models, one can almost ... more »

How to set up surround sound speakers

By Tony240sx

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When installing a new surround sound system sometimes the hardest part can be deciding where the speakers should go for best sound quality. Here are a few tips to optimize your setup... more »

How to Solder When Repairing a TV

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Soldering is a very tricky skill that takes practice and patience. But once you learn how to solder, you'll be able to save money by repairing your TV on your own. Here are some quick guidelines to follow for soldering when repairing your TV... more »

How to Use a Weather Radio

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Weather hazards are a part of life no matter where you live. In addition to weather alerts on the regular media, the NOAA's National Weather Service issues broadcasts through National Weather Radio that can only be picked up by a weather radio. ... more »

How to Clean a Compact Disc

By eHow Electronics Editor

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We have all had the frustration of a skipping CD, and tried frantically to clean it by rubbing in on our shirt or pant leg, which is probably the worst thing to do. Compact discs are easy to clean, but they are also easy to damage, so it is ... more »

How to clean a DVD

By dasbootjoe

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This article will help you clean a smudged DVD or CD... more »

How to Clean CDs

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Dirty CDs can skip or just stop playing. For best results, use a CD cleaning fluid and anti-static cloths made for cleaning CDs. If these tips don't help you might have to buy another copy of your CD, but first try it in another player because ... more »

How to Connect Your Computer to Your Home Stereo

By MattLax

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Want to listen to Internet radio or music you have downloaded on your home stereo system? Try connecting your computer to your stereo... more »

How to Fix a Scratch on a DVD

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Does one of your DVDs refuse to play in your DVD player? Deep scratches on DVDs aren't always repairable; but smaller scratches can be fixed a number of ways so you can save the money from having to purchase a new DVD. Follow these steps to fix a ... more »

How to Repair Scratched CDs

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Most of the time when you scratch a CD you can fix the problem and don't have to buy another disc. This article will save you money in the long run because for the cost of one CD, you can repair many with a CD-repair kit. These work on audio CDs, ... more »

How to track your iPod if it is stolen

By torque63

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You love your iPod and listen to it every day, it has your music, photos and other important data on it. If it were stolen, now there is a way to track it and recover your property via a free tracking software tool... more »

How to Buy an Intercom for a Home Security System

By eHow Home & Garden Editor

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Adding an intercom to your home security system will increase your safety while imparting peace of mind. Follow these steps to purchase the device... more »

How to Make Free-Standing Speaker Stands

By Dave Donovan

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Buying speaker stands can be an expensive purchase with today's technology. Many times, the product you see in the store can be duplicated or improved upon using only a few easy-to-get materials which will cost a fraction of the price. To help ... more »

How to Make use out of a Broken Ipod

By alanmd23

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Ipods are incredible multimedia mechanisms, but after a large fall or accidental soaking in water, they may seem useless. Do not let all of that money go to waste though, there are several useful things that an ipod can be used for... more »

How to Manage Your MP3 Player

By AlanK

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For anyone with broad musical tastes, an MP3 player is a gift from the gods. If you have digital access to any music that you love, it'll probably end up in your pocket musical universe. Then what? Will you have your hundreds of tunes on endless ... more »

How to Burn a CDR Master

By Henry

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Home recording has put professional-quality recording into the artist’s hands. Often, bands will mix a recording straight to CDR. Just like that, you’ve got a CD without a record deal. There are ways to handle that CDR so you’ll get the most ... more »

How to Wire a Telephone Line

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Setting up your own telephone line can keep installation fees to a minimum. Your phone company will set up a Network Interface Device (NID) on the side of your home, but you'll have to run phone wires to the jacks in your home. You can wire a ... more »

How to Clean the Screen on a Rear Projection TV

By Tylerville

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How to clean a television screen without damaging.. more »

How to connecting my VCR between my TV and my DVD player

By Maryann08

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It's not a good idea to route the video from your DVD player through your VCR. Most movies use Macrovision protection (see 1.11), which affects VCRs and causes problems such as a repeated darkening and lightening of the picture... more »

How to Decide on a Home Sirius Radio

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Sirius radio offers excellent variety and commercial-free radio. Many people on the road have found their daily commute more bearable. Now, you can bring your Sirius radio inside with you, so you can continue listening to your favorite music... more »

How to Hook up a Computer

By eHow Electronics Editor

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Today's laptops and desktop computers are more user-friendly. As more people start use computers, operating systems, software and hardware accessories are coming with better instruction manuals and streamlined interfaces. Here are a few basic ... more »

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