A sound system basically consists of 3 parts; a sound source, an amplifier, and speakers.
An amplifier can only amplify the signal so may times.
If the strength of the signal from the car CD player or radio is 10 and the strength of the signal from the mp3 player is 2, then at the same rate of amplification the mp3 player will be quieter than the car CD/radio.
It also depends on how you've hooked it up. If you're trying to power the speakers directly from the mp3, don't expect much, it's only sized to power headphones. You should have something called "line in" where the mp3 hooks up.
To play something out loud (like a song), you must have the iPod Touch 2nd generation or later. The 1st generation does not built-in speakers. Just take out the earphones and turn up the volume and play the sound.
In order to have speakers that can play music loud and play it clearly one needs speakers with a high wattage. This will allow you to play music louder and still have it come out clearly.
If you are using additional speakers then you may need to register them with your blu-ray player (you can do this from the blu-ray menu.)
Yes it won't play unless you have a DVD player connectors on the speakers.
A volume control on an audio system controls how loud the speakers play sound. A volume control is needed to adjust the level of sound to best fit the consumers situation.
Cutoffs are used to divy up frequencies being received by different speakers. They can be purchased online or at electronics shops.
the sound on your speakers is up to high
Older game discs are the same as CD's but newer games are recorded on DVD's, but they will not play in a CD player or DVD player deck. If you try to play them that way you will likely damage your speakers
Need to know what program you're using to play the dvd, and whether or not that application has its own volume control.
Volume is off or too low? Defected player?
that depends what position you play.
If it not playin beat speakers broken