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Getting Your Next Car Stereo Right

When car stereo buffs go shopping, what do they look for in the tech specifications? Now, newbies and refreshers get to take a look at those first-class tips in this article.
Fitment

Unusual but true: who needs a car stereo that won't fit the car? Anybody who have tried “re-sizing” audio equipment may recall doing the following: use an installation kit to modify and make the system fit your car; do some interchanging with what's within reach; or use some brute force.
It gets more fun when you know that:

There are at least four (4) basic DIN sizes.
You can scratch out this one! There is one basic size radio that features the old "twin shaft" (think back to the radio that mom and dad likely had in their car in before the 80's).
There is one size that fits only in certain General Motors and Chrysler vehicles.
Lastly, there is the "double DIN" size, common in many Japanese cars.

You can lessen your headaches by consulting a reputable mobile electronics retailer and asking how appropriate the chosen product is in your particular application.
Specs and What They Mean
With the fitment of the stereo already hurdled, the next thing to know is car specifications and how they relate to the performance of the device. The details below is actually a jumble of the familiar and the fairly new (relax, with todays's unsurprising speed in technological advances, nobody's expected to be a total know-it-all). All deserve a closer look and a few comments.

RMS Power Output: the power in watts generated by the amplifier section. A big RMS figure means your music gives an equally huge sound. Use this value when evaluating different receivers or amplifiers. Be careful, though, about imagining that big sounds also bring along with them clean sound quality.
Peak Output: Peak power/output is recorded at peak portions of the sounds being played.
RMS Power Bandwidth: If you want to find out the built-in amplifier's RMS power rating, then use this frequency value(s). The most optimal is 20-20,000 Hz, which is those within bounds of human hearing.
Preamp Outputs: you get to decide how much RCA output jacks do you put on the rear of the receiver so you can hook up to an external amp.
Preamp Voltage: This is worth looking into if you want to get an external power amplifier one of these days. The standard value recommended is a high preamp output voltage (like over 2.0V).

FM Sensitivity:

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: A value representing how effciently is background noice reduced (if not cancelled out) by the radio.

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