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By MIghtyDreamer 5 comments
To build a startup home studio today, a novice does not need a large area, extensive equipment and audio engineering knowledge. These tips will give you insight on how to build an inexpensive home recording studio using a keyboard or acoustic ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 2 comments
Interconnects, the cables you use to connect components in your stereo system, can influence the sound quality and accuracy of your system as much as any hardware component. If you're going to buy expensive components, it pays to buy good cables... more »
By kasey wheat 2 comments
Here are some tips on getting great deals on speakers.. more »
By kasey wheat 0 comments
Here are some tips on how you can find amazing deals on home audio speakers... more »
By rich13114 1 comments
Here is a way to re-attach a broken audio cassette tape.. more »
By Hey Bruce 12 comments
I think all of us could cuss everytime we wind up our extension cord and than go to use it later and it is all tied up in knots. Here is a simple way to coil it so it remains tangle free... more »
By Bryan Evans 4 comments
Whether you are recording dictation, interviews, conferences, focus groups or meetings, it is important to know how to get the best quality recording, because if you are going to get the material transcribed then the better the quality of the ... more »
By L1onherd 5 comments
The Department of Commerce’ s National Telecommunications and Information Administration has launched a TV converter Box Coupon Program. As of January 1, 2008 all households are eligible to request 2 coupons valued up to $40 each which can be ... more »
By chadchouehow 4 comments
Feel boring of the old radio station. You want to listen something different and interest you. Here is a free service provide from "pandora.com". If you like music, you will like it... more »
By FUSILLI1OF4 1 comments
Do you have piles and piles of cd's but don't listen to them often because you lose track of what you do and do not own? Or maybe you are in the mood to listen to a song or artist and now you can't find the cd?.. more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
The world of karaoke singing gets bigger every day, and that means the tools singers use to refine their skills, including karaoke machines, go in and out of style quickly. If a manufacturer stops producing a particular machine, look for a used ... more »
By eHow Education Editor 0 comments
With the Internet and weekend courses becoming more widespread, many people are taking classes while working full-time. These and other students need ways to fit studying into their busy schedules, and using a voice recording to study is a great ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Wiring a home audio system is no simple matter. It is easier to plan the wiring for a home that has yet to be built. However, if the house is already in existence, there may be structural issues of which you may be unaware. Having an efficient ... more »
By staceyx 2 comments
Building a voiceover studio at home is not as hard as it sounds! I'm a radio chick and have been for over 10 years, but I just dabbled in voiceover work. Finally, I was ready to put a functional voice studio in my house. Even though I have a good ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 8 comments
Although CDs are the most popular format these days, older recordings might still only be available on LPs (or even 78s). Also, records are a must for you amateur party DJs. These instructions are for buying a basic turntable. If you're an ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
If you want your custom-mix tapes to sound their best, you have to start by choosing good tapes. Match the tape you choose to both your tape deck and what you're recording... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Rechargeable batteries are good for the environment and for your wallet. Here's a guide to purchasing the right rechargeables for your devices and appliances. Don't forget the charger: You can buy units that fit alkaline, NiMH and NiCd batteries ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 4 comments
The cables you choose to connect your speakers to your receiver make more of a difference than you might think. Cheap cables impair the sound, but good cables can be expensive. Consider your budget and try to audition some cables to see the ... more »
By Paul M. J. Suchecki 0 comments
If you’re like many of us of a certain age, some of your favorite music is on vinyl. I still have a working turntable, but the dust pops and scratches on my older albums are annoying. I’ve also gotten too lazy to get up every fifteen minutes to ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
One of the most common failures in vacuum tubes is the development of microphonic properties. This occurs when the tube begins to act as an antenna and introduce stray sounds into the circuit, which is obviously a problem for amplifiers. ... more »
By jachromatic 2 comments
How easy is this...don't spend $100's of dollars on an entertainment center if you don't have to... more »
By Anthony Delgado 0 comments
The first thing to know about setting your EQ (equalizers) is that it is all about personal preference. However, there are many tricks that you can use to get the best sound possible whether you are dealing with a stereo, mono or surround sound ... more »
By Altari 3 comments
Connecting your microphone to your sound system is pretty much a snap. Just make sure you have the right parts and a basic understanding of your audio inputs... more »
By TomG 1 comments
Since home component stereo systems (those made up of several components each designed for one purpose) and cassette decks are declining in popularity adding an equalizer can be more confusing. Still the instructions are quite easy with just a ... more »
By RJS3566 0 comments
With a few components easily obtained and a quick setup you can easily record an FM radio program to CD... more »