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MP3 Players Audio and Sound Systems
MP3 Players, audio and sound systems are relatively new. They are more compact than the earlier CD players, and are not prone to skipping. These devices can also store more songs than previous gadgets.
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What is the difference between MB and KB?
1 MB is 1,024 times bigger than 1 KB.
1MB is1048576 bytes (1024 Kb) while 1KB is 1024 bytes-Rajaguru
200MB is one fifth of a gigabyte ......1000mb in one gigabyte ......`1000g in a terabyte...
Your rca 5 disk changer wont open?
It means that, either you have really pushed it too hard, or maybe u have used it too much. Have you checked to see if you have plugged it in too the wall or hooked it up right. If you have checked it and every thing seems to be okay, then maybe you need to get another one. They aren't cheap or expensive really. Most peoples RCA 5 disk changers do this. If you go and get another Audio Player, make sure it is a different brand and player ( just in case ) By the way, i have one myself, and that exact thing happens to me.
How do you get rid of ground loop from a turntable?
If you mean you want to get rid of some background "hum" that is being picked-up by the signal leads from the pickup cartridge - probably from the turntable's motor - you should check the pickup's signal wiring is shielded and grounded.
Usually turntables already have shielded wiring for the pickup leads so it is worth checking that none of the shielded wires have become disconnected from the Ground terminal on the turntable's baseboard or from the pickup head itself.
Next check that your turntable's Ground terminal is actually connected to the Ground terminal at the back of your preamp or amp. Sometimes there is a separate Grounding wire or sometimes it is just the shield of the pickup signal wiring that does this job.
Be sure to unplug everything - amp, preamp and turntable - from the household AC supply socket outlet before you do any checks.
It is best to use the resistance measurement setting of a normal electrical test meter to do those ground wiring checks. The resistance measurements from turntable Ground terminal to pickup housing and from that same terminal to the amp's Ground terminal should show a very low resistance, almost zero Ohms.
What is that country song about holding nothing but a memory?
Miranda Lambert, "The House That Built Me".
Where can you download an MP3 of Oracion from the Pokemon movie Rise of Darkrai?
Well, legally, your best bet is to import the original soundtrack, Dialga vs. Palkia vs. Darkrai Music Collection; "Oracion" is the twentieth track.
Or you could technically search for a YouTube video and convert it to MP3.
I have a Stereo that is 110V 240V can i use that in the USA?
United States voltages are 110-117 VAC (commonly referred to as 110 volts) running at 60 hz. It sounds so far like your stereo should work here, if it meets those requirements.
The difference in 50 or 60 hz. will probably have little effect on the electronics unless you're using something like a turntable driven off a motor that's a.c. powered, in which case, you'd experience a speed change (Of course, most really good turntables now days, use a separate power supply and DC motor drives).
What is the best way to listen to an old record?
to buy an old fashioned record player and put the record on there and you will be able to listen to the old record you have thanks for listening bye and for more questions message me at hmcreed@yahoo.com thanks and ill get to you as soon as possible and it cost a dollar per question you want me to answer
The size of one gigabyte is 230 what will be the size of 2 gigabytes?
I am not sure where you are going with this, but your answer is: 460.
on the sony walkman cassette player when you try to turn up the volume and it says "AVL5", what does that mean and how come the volume won't go louder??
That depends on what exactly you mean by "3gb". Because a uncapitalized "b" actually stands for bit, while a capital "B" stands for byte. In case you mean 3 gigabit (formal notation: 3 Gb or 3 Gbit): 1 gigabit equals 1,000,000,000 bits, times 3 equals 3,000,000,000 bit, divided by 8 equals 375,000,000 bytes (as 8 bits equal 1 byte). 375,000,000 equals 375 MB (megabytes). In case you actually mean 3 gigabyte (3GB), then answer is quite simple. 3 gigabytes equal 3 times 1024 megabytes: 3072 MB.
No... an mp3 contains 2 tracks of audio just like the tracks on a music CD, they are for the left, and right sides of a stereo system. The different elements of a song have been "mixed" and there's no effective way to separate them. Even gizmos that claim to remove vocals from music tracks can't really remove every trace of it... they work by reversing the polarity of the left or right side, and then playing both in mono... which cancels out whatever may be blended equally to both sides... where the vocals are most often. whew!
