High Fidelity, it was the old school "HD" for audio.
High Fidelity
Professional HiFi stands can be bought in various audio and music stores as well as bigger markets such as IKEA or Walmart. If one doesn't want to pay a lot of money for a special HiFi stand, one can simply buy a normal stand from any furniture shop.
The benefit of a HiFi music system is the high quality of the sound. HiFi stands for High Fidelity, meaning that the listener will get a superior musical experience when using HiFi music systems.
HighFidelity
HiFi is good for listening music as we compare it with Home Theater. HiFi means High fidelity that make reproductions as true to the original as possible, enhancements are limited.
A hifi (including a record turntable and speakers, a tuner/amplifier and possibly a double deck tape recorder and CD player)
A hifi (including a record turntable and speakers, a tuner/amplifier and possibly a double deck tape recorder and CD player)
There are many stores online which specialise in CD and hifi accessories which are likely to have what you are looking for. Many high street retailers also exist which you may wish to try.
There are many different options. If one is looking for a stand for a laptop, there are many great finds on Amazon online, or if one would like to purchase in person, Best Buy and Office Max also offer computer stands. Remember to measure your laptop to insure the best fit before purchasing.
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Micro HiFi systems can be purchased from a variety of different online stores. Amazon, Cuptainers, Pixmania, and Samstores, for example, each sell this item.
Connecting MP3 to HiFiHere is one assumption that I am going to make - your HiFi unit has a built-in FM radio. There are MP3 to FM interface devices available which will achieve what you have asked for. Here is one such device:http://www.fcsurplus.ca/shopping/shopexd.asp?id=15293All you do is to connect the MP3 player to the FM transmitter, tune your hifi to the FM transmitter frequency - and you have wireless transmission for audio for $8 plus shipping.If your HiFi does not have a built-in FM radio, here is another method (assuming that you have an old cassette player). All you would need is a cassette adapter and connect your MP3 player to it, start up your HiFI tape player and you have a low cost interface. If you are the hands-on type, you can locate the pre-amp of the HiFi and inject your MP3 player's audio - but that depends on your electronic knowledge and the model of the HiFi.