its something like ggreeesh
If you put the bow near the bridge, the instrument will sound louder. If you put the bow far the bridge, it will sound softer.
any time objects resonate with a radio signal's frequency you have the makings of a crude radio. If those objects react in a way that allow the changes of the radio signal to make noise, you'll hear the audio. This happens when pipes, tape measures, air ducts, electrical and phone wires, are near the same length as a broadcast radio wave. The changes in the radio signal, or modulation, can get passed into other objects through corrosion between pipes, phone wiring, light fixtures and blubs, rain gutters and roofs, exhaust pipes and water heaters, furniture and floors, and so on. Generally, it only happens within a mile or so of a high power AM tower.
At the resonant frequency, the speaker efficiency is greater so the sound will be louder. For voice radio, a resonance near 2500 Hz might improve intelligibility. For music radio, a resonance at about 200 Hz will enhance the perceived bass from the radio. For high fidelity sound, a flat response from 20 Hz to 20000 Hz is needed. In practice only the highest quality kit comes close to this. Mostly resonance causes unpleasant colouration of the sound. You can learn a lot by playing with the graphic equaliser that ships with many computer sound cards and products like iTunes. Turn up the volume on different frequencies to see what it sounds like.
A lot of radio has turned into such garbage in recent years that it happens every day. Of course, it's gonna make you sound like worse crap than the person you're putting down, and it makes the radio station sound like trash, but if you have some kind of a driving need to run yourself and everybody else down in public, then there's sure to be a station near you where you can get away with it. On the other hand, if you're asking because you heard somebody else do it, if I heard it on one of the stations I listen to, I'd complain to the station's managers, and especially to their advertisers.
There is a connection joint under the headliner near the antenna base on the roof, then a cable that runs toward the front of the car with an end near the radio unit itself
It is behind the radio. So you will need to take out your center console and radio to get to it. It should be a little black box. If your turn signal still make a clicking sound, you can put your ear near it and hear the clicking sound.
it will be lowbat.
They make sounds the whole time, but they are so small that we only hear them when they are near our ears.
no, as there is no gas to make noise.
Absolutely not ! You're perfectly safe! The radio waves from your phone (radiation) will enter your body while you have your phone near you, the fact that you dropped it on your arm makes no difference to this.
you need to go to the Kanto region's radio tower and the director gives you the sound of it or something. then go to the radio selection on your poke-gear and it is near the top.
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In Johto the radio tower is in goldenrod near the top to the left near the game corner place , and in Kanto the radio tower is in lavender town
If you put the bow near the bridge, the instrument will sound louder. If you put the bow far the bridge, it will sound softer.
A high pitched drilling sound when your radio is on could be caused by interference from electrical sources such as nearby power lines or electronic devices. It could also be due to a fault in the radio's internal components or wiring. Consider relocating the radio or checking its connections for any issues to troubleshoot the problem.
When a microphone is placed near a sound speaker, it can pick up the sound output from the speaker, causing feedback loop. The sound that comes out of the speaker is captured by the microphone, sent back through the system and played through the speaker again, resulting in a continuous loop of sound amplification, which leads to the noise you hear.
Nothing. Its a prank call :)