by Manuel Marino | Audio, Music, Technology
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These days, listening to music on compact discs and audio tapes is no longer a novelty. But have we ever stopped to wonder how the sound gets there? Recording music involves capturing performances for later playback. This is what musical bands and popular singers do. Then, record labels like Virgin Records and Sony transform them into high-quality tapes or CDs for our enjoyment in cars or wherever we go.
The concept of recording music first emerged when a Swiss watchmaker introduced the first musical box in 1796. It was followed by the phonograph invented by Edison in 1877. Edison created a cylinder with soft materials like lead or tinfoil. A stylus would create grooves on these materials, and the recording was established based on the depth of the grooves and the measured air pressure.
In 1896, Valdemar Poulsen demonstrated magnetic recording. In this method, a tape is continuously moved under a recording head. The head transfers digital data corresponding to the sound onto the tape. The playback head then reads these tapes and decodes the data to play them back.
Initially, magnetic recordings were not popular and were inefficient. People preferred phonographs over magnetic records. For example, … ...Read the rest.
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by Manuel Marino | Audio, Technology
Photo by Jordanhill School D&T Dept
The SVS subwoofer’s master pattern consists of a cylindrical structure that allows for excellent alternative voice degrees. This well-engineered sound frequency enclosure offers remarkable performance, creating a significant and effective subwoofer experience.
The latest iteration of the SVS subwoofer features elongated tube-like lines and incorporates the exceptional PC-Ultra lineament. With a diameter of 16 inches and a towering height of over 39 inches, the PC-Ultra cylinder-shaped subwoofer is both discreet and highly effective in utilizing floor room space. Many other subs lack this precise caliber and fall short in their characteristics. The cylinder is filled with high-quality materials that work effortlessly, resembling a surprisingly expensive subwoofer.
What’s interesting about this device is its compact and sturdy build, as well as its built-in low-frequency amplifier, which often attracts potential buyers. With front-firing drivers and a user-friendly control panel equipped with buttons and links, consumers are sure to be impressed by this model. It also offers an SVS box with additional control options, allowing users to modify or enhance the sound quality according to their preferences.
Another noteworthy feature of this model is its driver, which serves as its anchor. Its exceptional balance is complemented by … ...Read the rest.
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