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| How-To Archive Plus FAQ (Goal: 225 topics) TOPICS: How do you & Where do you: 0) Intro- README 1) Setup your system well 2) add more bass to your system without buying a subwoofer 3) make the project (from Topic 2) 4) and where to find information on common audio topics 5) Where can you: find information on electronics? 6) Where can I see all topics of this FAQ and Hot-to? 7) Where can I learn about Music Basics? 8) Where can I find shopping for Music Appliances? 9) How do you add multiple subwoofers to your system that has 4 jacks for speakers? 10) What is the difference between Passive and Powered Subwoofers? 0) Intro- README-- This FAQ and How-To has all the information you need into one sub catagory. No Link shifting all broken down to easy reading and information. Plus this is all for Dummys all the way to advanced Audio Music. Each Page displays ten Topics. Each time you go onto the next page it advances a little bit... 1) Setup: Your System Well. Basically if you want the clearest yet full of bass system you need to reach the minimum stage of hardware. 5" speakers with a 60W Powered Subwoofer is the minimun power that puts out the nice tones with the clearnest of treble. Setups vary due to the power of the speakers. If the speakers are faced to the wall the less treble (clearity) yet more kicking or pounding bass. Don't think that your friends are not stupid or nuts when they turn there speakers around to the wall it is sensational when you got enough power to power 10" speakers fully when you got them in a near room or closet of your room and then turn the crank up to the high knots... The nice little tones seem to leap at you through the walls. The extras also vary; the power that your system puts out. There are customs that include: Subwoofers, Tone Filters (Definition of Tone Filiters: The basic Bass & Treble knob or switch that acts as a frequency pitch changer. You know those computer speakers with bass and treble? Exactly that only for your Audio/Stereo Speaker System. Powered subwoofers are nice to have for quality bass. Facing the speakers to the wall put out a low quality vibration that is considered bass. So having both of these at once with still haveing a recommended amount of treble. You got a good sounding system. 2) Again there is a circuit that can turn the frequency pitch change (as seen in paragraph two in topic 1. I have posted a design that is the blueprints on how to make it. You can make it and add it to your system. This is nice to have... Nice Quality yet cheap in price of making it. Click Here to see the topic on how to make it. This produces quality sounding bass through your regular speakers . Instead of doing that low quality Vibration Bass System (VBS) as seen in Topic One Paragraph two. 3) To Make This Tone Filter Circuit Click Here! 4) To Find Out More about Audio Click Here to go to The Download Page and Download the Topic: ALLAUDIO.Zip 5) To Find Out More about Electronics Click Here to go to The Links Page and Go To the topic under subject: ePanorama.net under Electronics. 6) To View All of this FaQ-How To Topics through all pages click here. <--Coming Soon! 7) Same as Topic 4. Download the ALLAUDIO.Zip 8) Goto The Links. 9) How to add another subwoofer to your system is just like this; When You have two powered subs have the first one that has four inputs from Stereo hooked up to the stereo. So that there is four wires from the first sub to your system. For the out of your first subwoofer put the two wires from the second sub to the first in the Output of the first. With the two or four speakers in the two or four outputs. This way, the first sub has alot more power with the four connection to the stereo than it ever would. Connecting just two wires to the first sub is considered Low Powered Sub. 10) The difference between Passive and Powered sub is this: The passive sub is powered by the stereo's watts and the Powered Sub is powered by its own powered amp. |
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