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1. In contrast, soft surfaces, such as carpeting, rugs and drapes, absorb the sound. Other irregularly shaped surfaces diffuse the sound or cast it in various directions rather than focusing it right on you. Carefully consider the placement of speakers and other furniture in the room to create the best sound. Choose Speakers for Your Home Audio System.

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2. Audio CD's hardware problem checklist. 1) Plug a set of headphones in the CD-ROM while playing a CD to determine if the CD-ROM player is working. You usually have a volume control on the front, adjust it if necessary. If you hear sound correctly, the CD-ROM is okay. If not, the CD-ROM is probably defective.

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3. Verify that a sound icon is on the bottom right side of the screen and your sound is working properly elsewhere. If present, double-click the sound icon to bring up the sound properties. Verify that the CD-ROM or CD Audio option is turned up mid way or more and that it is not checked on Mute. How to fix missing or lost sound in Windows.

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4. Jan 11,  · To turn on the sound system, simply press the power button. Press the button again to turn off the sound system.

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5. Adjust your home audio system output mode to “AUX” or “Line In.” If your home audio system has a remote control, press the input button to cycle through your various input options until you get to AUX. If your stereo doesn’t have a remote, look for a button (or buttons) labeled AUX, Tape and CD.

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6. If you switch to Aux input, CD, satellite radio, etc the power antenna wire will stop receiving power and your amplifier will power down as a result. Understanding what a remote turn on wire does and installing it correctly will ensure there is no unwanted current draw on the vehicle’s battery when the audio system .

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7. Various Artists - Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection! Part 2: - fordrerilblackbearerwhisperfire.xyzinfo Music/5(7).

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8. This doesn't address my main objection to the factory system, namely the lack of any way to get content into it. I have Chevy Silverado with the premium sound system (Bose speakers, etc). It has a radio and I can play CDs that I buy in the store--that's it. It won't play CD-R or CD-RW discs, no USB port, no earphone jack, no wireless, no.

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9. Dec 01,  · The grey power plug will work in the Mustangs, but the blue line-out 8-pin plug is unique to Ford's + Premium sound system. The two plugs on the right will connect to the standard body harness I talked about above. Do not plug it into the harness after the amplifier.

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