#Hi-Fi stereo sound

[rinkmason]

TMY Projector, Upgraded 9500 Lumens with 100" Projector Screen Review

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[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[chaptertwo-thepacnw]

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[bruitmoderniste]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

Akai Hi-Fi System PRO A 405 (1986)

[kontaflex]

devon ojas sound systems

[kply-industries]

[morelhifi]

Morel proudly unveils its latest innovations at the HIGH-END SHOW!

🎶 The wait is over! Morel is proud to unveil its latest innovations - the new Sopran series, the Avyra series and the Biggie - a high-resolution wireless speaker all at the #HighEndShow. Come and experience audio excellence like never before. Visit us 18-21 May, MOC Munich, HALL 2, STAND J07 See you there!💫

[tamara-kama]

I feel like the Dolby Atmos track for the new 4K remaster of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" (1984) is even better than the ones for the Halloween films!

Great overhead usage and environmental sounds!

The 7.1 mix was good upmixed but this is next level stuff!

I like the usage of 3D sound in this to convey background room sounds like insects, birds, and appliances like air conditioning to make you feel like you're really hearing the environments in yours!

[hritipuri9]

TheSparkShop.in RS 125: The Ultimate Wireless Earbuds with Bluetooth 5.0 and 8D Stereo Sound

In the ever-evolving world of audio technology, wireless earbuds have become an essential accessory for many. They offer convenience, portability, and increasingly sophisticated audio experiences. RS 125 only wireless earbuds, bluetooth 5.0 8d stereo sound hi-fi thesparkshop.in. This article delves into the detailed aspects of these earbuds, highlighting what makes them a compelling choice for audio enthusiasts.

Overview of TheSparkShop.in RS 125 Wireless Earbuds

The RS 125 Wireless Earbuds are designed to provide an unparalleled audio experience. With a sleek and ergonomic design, they promise comfort, durability, and top-notch performance. Here’s a closer look at their key features:

Key Features

Bluetooth 5.0 Technology

8D Stereo Sound

Hi-Fi Sound Quality

Long Battery Life

Ergonomic Design

Touch Controls

Water and Sweat Resistance

Compact Charging Case

Bluetooth 5.0 Technology

One of the standout features of the RS 125 Wireless Earbuds is the integration of Bluetooth 5.0 technology. This latest version of Bluetooth offers several advantages:

Enhanced Connectivity

Bluetooth 5.0 provides a more stable and faster connection between the earbuds and your device. This means fewer dropouts and a more reliable listening experience, whether you're making a call or enjoying your favorite music.

Improved Range

With Bluetooth 5.0, the RS 125 earbuds can maintain a strong connection up to 33 feet (10 meters) away from your device. This extended range gives you more freedom to move around without losing your connection.

Lower Latency

For gamers and video watchers, Bluetooth 5.0 significantly reduces latency, ensuring that audio and video stay in sync. This makes for a seamless experience whether you're watching movies, playing games, or video chatting.

8D Stereo Sound

The RS 125 Wireless Earbuds feature cutting-edge 8D stereo sound technology, which is designed to immerse you in a surround sound experience. Here’s how it enhances your audio:

Immersive Audio Experience

8D stereo sound creates a three-dimensional audio environment, making it feel as though the sound is coming from all around you. This immersive experience is perfect for enjoying music, movies, and even virtual reality content.

Enhanced Bass and Treble

These earbuds deliver deep, rich bass and crisp, clear treble, ensuring that every note and beat is heard with precision. The sound quality rivals that of high-end wired headphones, providing a Hi-Fi listening experience.

Noise Isolation

The design of the RS 125 earbuds also helps to isolate outside noise, so you can enjoy your music without distractions. This passive noise isolation is further enhanced by the snug fit of the earbuds.

Hi-Fi Sound Quality

High-fidelity (Hi-Fi) sound quality is another hallmark of the RS 125 Wireless Earbuds. They are engineered to reproduce sound with great accuracy and clarity:

Crystal Clear Audio

The RS 125 earbuds use advanced audio codecs to deliver high-resolution sound. This means you can hear every detail in your music, from the subtle nuances of a classical piece to the powerful beats of electronic dance music.

Wide Frequency Range

With a wide frequency range, these earbuds can handle a variety of music genres with ease. Whether you prefer the deep lows of hip-hop or the soaring highs of opera, the RS 125 earbuds can reproduce it all faithfully.

Minimal Distortion

Even at high volumes, the RS 125 earbuds maintain their sound quality with minimal distortion. This makes them ideal for audiophiles who demand the best from their audio equipment.

Long Battery Life

Battery life is a critical factor for any wireless earbud, and the RS 125 excels in this area:

Extended Playback Time

With a single charge, the RS 125 earbuds provide up to 5 hours of continuous playback. The compact charging case holds additional charges, extending the total battery life to approximately 25 hours.

Fast Charging

The earbuds support fast charging, allowing you to get up to 1 hour of playback time with just a 15-minute charge. This is perfect for those times when you're in a rush and need a quick boost.

Battery Indicator

The charging case features an LED battery indicator, so you can easily see how much charge is left. This helps you plan your usage and ensure that you’re never caught without power.

Ergonomic Design

Comfort and fit are crucial for any pair of earbuds, and the RS 125 has been designed with these factors in mind:

Comfortable Fit

The RS 125 earbuds come with multiple sizes of silicone ear tips, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit for any ear shape. This not only enhances comfort but also improves sound isolation.

Lightweight Construction

Despite their advanced features, the RS 125 earbuds are lightweight and easy to wear for extended periods. You can wear them during workouts, commutes, or just relaxing at home without any discomfort.

Stylish Look

Available in a sleek, modern design, the RS 125 earbuds are as stylish as they are functional. They complement any outfit and are perfect for both casual and professional settings.

Touch Controls

The RS 125 earbuds feature intuitive touch controls, making it easy to manage your music and calls:

Easy Navigation

With simple touch gestures, you can play/pause music, skip tracks, adjust volume, and answer/end calls. This means you can keep your phone in your pocket and still have complete control over your audio.

Voice Assistant Support

The earbuds are compatible with voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant. With a simple tap, you can access your voice assistant and perform tasks hands-free, such as checking the weather or sending a text message.

Water and Sweat Resistance

The RS 125 earbuds are designed to withstand the rigors of daily use, including workouts and outdoor activities:

IPX5 Rating

With an IPX5 water resistance rating, the RS 125 earbuds can handle sweat, rain, and splashes. This makes them perfect for use during intense workouts or in various weather conditions.

Durable Build

Constructed with high-quality materials, these earbuds are built to last. They can withstand daily wear and tear, ensuring that you get the most out of your investment.

Compact Charging Case

The charging case for the RS 125 earbuds is designed to be portable and convenient:

Pocket-Sized

The compact design of the charging case makes it easy to carry in your pocket, bag, or purse. This ensures that your earbuds are always protected and ready to use.

Magnetic Closure

The case features a magnetic closure, keeping the earbuds securely in place. This prevents them from falling out and getting lost.

USB-C Charging

The case uses a USB-C port for charging, ensuring fast and efficient power delivery. USB-C is the modern standard for charging, and its inclusion ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices.

Conclusion

TheSparkShop.in RS 125 Wireless Earbuds offer a comprehensive set of features that cater to the needs of modern audio enthusiasts. With Bluetooth 5.0, 8D stereo sound, Hi-Fi audio quality, long battery life, and a host of other advanced features, they provide an exceptional listening experience. Whether you're a music lover, a gamer, or someone who needs reliable earbuds for daily use, the RS 125 earbuds are a great choice. Their combination of performance, comfort, and style makes them a standout product in the competitive world of wireless earbuds.

[gianmarcomagnani]

[tmbgareok]

Hey Flans! Something that’s always intrigued me is that “When Will You Die?” is mixed in mono on Join Us. Was this a conscious decision, or an accident considering every other song is in stereo? I do know there was some interesting production on that track, like the digital speed up, so maybe that caused it?

I like mono, and I know Pat D. does as well. It's a very reliable, consistent way to work in audio. I am not certain we haven't mixed other tracks in mono, although I can't recall another. It is certainly something that is discussed with Pat and John and I, and the advantages of less stereo-oriented moves (like mono reverb or delay returns) are things we think and talk about. I think there were a couple of ideas being considered. It was such a manic track, it didn't need more sonic interest. Mono seemed like a way to focus it up and tie the elements together. And, at least to me although I'm not sure it was discussed explicitly, save for the vocal the entire song is sped up, and it's done so in a way that pretty much corresponds to the sound of record player where a 33rpm vinyl record being sped up to 45, which was a very very common move for little kids of our generation-(We're talking a kids player--mono, so not your folks hi-fi. I think John L. was looking to replicate that, so making it mono just reenforced the sense memory of it all.

[its-where-the-wild-things-are]

[supertrainstationh]

GAME GEAR

Super Train Station H

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Game Gear: keeps you busy till the train's here.

Full color screen, 8-bit graphics so vibrant they make your eyes tear. No one cared that it's just a smaller Master System, it had top tier games, so we put it into commission.

Stereo sound to listen, but only if you've got headphones: can't squeeze two speakers on something that predates iPhones.

Playing on the ride home - Dad's stuck in late night Brooklyn Bridge traffic, speed's a no-go: but I'm behind the wheel with Ayrton Senna racing in Monaco.

The glow of the screen, makes the back seat a party scene, the batteries running out now would be a bad dream - they drain faster than Sonic dying in "Sonic Spinball". Mom's got extra Duracells, she has it covered, so trust her.

Vanishing colored gems in "Columns" like Fruit Gushers.

"Fantasy Zone", a shooter with Lisa Frank syndrome, space combat so cute you don't wanna quit.

"Sonic the Hedgehog", where do I start with this? I admired Eggman's robot transformation gimmick, but roboticizing my animal friends is beyond my limit.

Doc mocks me with Cumming's Robotnik cartoon voice, because my head-canon for this game is multiple choice. Sally, Antione, Bunny,and Rotor are my back-up crew, gonna beat Robotnik, and all his Badniks too, and solve mechanical puzzles too tough for Nancy Drew.

The Doctor's sinister, his boss stages make my head spin,   but in the name of great justice: I gotta fight him - powered by six double-A's of bottled lightning.

Loved my Game Gear, for playing in the dark; nothing came near, but its nemesis the Game Boy was one for Sega to fear. Nintendo's black-and-white screen made Sega get cocky, let their guard down, but Game Boy came swinging like Rocky.

Smaller price tag - which the parents loved. Needing less batteries fit budgets like a glove. Barely small enough to fit into a 90's kid's pocket, looks like a brick today, but back then, it was some hot kit. You know Mr. Yokoi's team was proud of it. And the batteries lasted a lot longer too, you could play all day hiding it under your desk at school.

And Sega boned their own ads by dissing Game Boy fans, instead of luring handheld gamers with an olive branch.

Wow. What a system, How could I not miss it? Nostalgia soaring high like "Space Harrier" missiles.

I showcase it on Twitch to help spread the word, sometimes it's new to even long-time Sega nerds. I'd talk forever on Game Gear, you know I like this. But my batteries are low, so it's time to split.

[My Twitch] [My VOD Channel] [My FA] [My Ko-fi]

[queen-of-deans-booty]

Halt & Catch Fire: Final Part

Pairing: Dean Winchester x Female!Reader

Word Count: ~2.3k

Warnings: canon angst and violence, extra angst

Summary: You're done being a puppet in their plans. You're done letting them control you. You're finally going to take back your life by becoming something you didn't know was possible. your eyes are opened to something better and God forbid anyone who disrespects you.

Season Ten Masterlist

Author’s Note: I do not own anything from Supernatural. All credit goes to their respective owners. I love seeing any and all comments <3

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Dean locks up behind Sam and Delilah yarns tiredly.

"You getting tired?"

"No, I'm used to it. I stay up all night studying. It is mostly to avoid the nightmares. My mom's thrilled with my GPA, but I'm just miserable. I think about Andrew all the time, and I've never even met the guy."

"This is what you get for leaving the scene of a crime. Idiotic move is what it was."

"Watch it," Dean glares at you but you flip him off.

"It's pretty crazy to obsess over someone you've never met."

"It's not that crazy. The truth is, I can relate. I have made more mistakes than I can count. Ones that haunt me day and night." He immediately turns to you. "I don't need to hear it."

You put your arms up in defense and turn away from him.

"How do you deal?" Delilah asks.

"Whiskey. Denial. I do my best to make things right, whatever that may be. For you, maybe it's coming clean. You know, finding a way to ask for forgiveness and not breaking the bank at your local florist. I mean real forgiveness. You can't just bury stuff like this. You have to deal with it." His phone rings and he picks up Sam's call. "What do you have?"

"Dean, Andrew's not using power lines to move. He's using Wi-Fi."

"Come again?"

"The wires that electrocuted Andrew feed directly into a Wi-Fi tower right across the street."

"Even ghosts are online?"

"Apparently. It would explain the truck kill. Billy's cell must have been using the local Wi-Fi signal so Andrew's ghost must have just hopped on to Trini, the navigation app."

"Julie's death was by computer and Kyle's death was by stereo with wireless speakers."

"It makes sense, Dean. We're all just a bunch of electrical impulses, right? Whenever Andrew died, his impulses just transferred to another current. You got to get Delilah somewhere safe. Turn off all the routers in that Sorority."

"Yeah, sure, Sammy. We'll just kill the internet. Wait, can we?"

"No," you roll your eyes.

"Alright, how the hell are we gonna deal with the lawnmower man?"

"I have an idea. Do what I said. Stay safe. I'll call you back."

"Do you know where the routers are?" Dean asks when Sam hangs up.

"I have no idea."

Suddenly, the lights and her computer start flashing on and off. Looks like Andrew is here to play. Delilah is the last one. It gets so cold in the room that you can see your breath. Andrew's face, albeit burnt, appears on all electronic devices that connect to the internet. Delilah screams just as Dean starts smashing the devices one by one.

"Is that gonna work?"

"It's worth a try. I need you to turn off everything that's connected to Wi-Fi." Dean takes Delilah's phone and smashes both his and hers. "Give me your phone."

"Come on, this is the new one," you complain. Dean yanks it from your hand and smashes it. "You're getting me a new one.

"Fine. Let's go."

"Where are we going?"

You leave her dorm room and see Andrew showing up on every computer screen that you pass by. He won't let Delilah out of his sight.

"Someplace that doesn't have a Wi-Fi signal."

"Head to the basement. The reception sucks down there."

"Alright, go, go, go!"

When you finally get to the basement, Dean starts to salt the doors and windows.

"I thought the salt didn't work."

"Because of the Wi-Fi. There's no signal down here. There are no computers, tablets, or cell phones. Andrew can't bypass it. At least, I don't think he can. Just try to stay calm, alright?" Suddenly, something starts buzzing in the room. It sounds like a phone that's on vibrate. "What was that?"

"Sounds like a phone to me," you say.

Dean shoves his hands under the couch cushions only to find someone's cell phone in there. Andrew uses this to appear in the room so he can take vengeance on Delilah in person. Delilah screams and you turn to see Andrew in the room next to her. Dean approaches Andrew from behind but he smacks Dean into the pillar as hard as he can.

"Please don't kill me. We didn't mean to hurt you. It was an accident. I swear. If I could do it over again, I would have done the right thing!"

Andrew grabs Delilah's throat and starts to choke her out. You stand there and watch this happen for five seconds before Dean screams your name.

"Y/N!" You grab the iron poker and swing it through his body until he disappears and Delilah is saved. "Let's go."

"Where?"

The door is locked so there is no way of getting out of here if the ghost is using its powers on the door.

"Andrew, listen to me. You have every right to be pissed." Dean takes the cell phone he found and dials a message to Sam. "Take it from me, the more you kill, the crazier you'll get. The blood fuels the rage. So, it looks like to me you've got two choices. You can keep killing and become something that you won't recognize or you can move on cause that is the only thing that is gonna give you peace. So it's up to you, man. Pain or peace."

Andrew appears behind Dean and shoves him into the closet door, breaking it into pieces. He turns to Delilah but you speak up before he can hurt her.

"Some ghost you are," you scoff and he looks at you. "Getting revenge on kids? Lame." He goes after you but you duck out of the way easily. "Death by electrocution? Lame! Maybe it sparked some life into you."

Andrew appears in front of you and slams you against the wall. He wraps his hands around your throat, pushing the device further into your neck. Maybe he might be able to get it off for you. You're not scared of Andrew but you do become concerned at the thought of him killing you.

Thankfully, you don't have to know the answer to that because his wife's voice fills the room. You and Andrew look at Delilah who has the phone in her hand which has his wife's face on it. Sam must have FaceTimed to get her to speak to Andrew.

"Andrew? It's Corey. Please listen to me. You have to stop this. Revenge is hollow, and it's pointless. It won't bring you back. I should have said this earlier but I couldn't let go. Now, it's time for me to let go and for you to do the same. Please. I'm begging you." Andrew lets you go and turns to her. "Do this for me. Do it for us." He nods slightly. "Goodbye."

Apparently, this is enough for Andrew to find peace. He closes his eyes and disappears in a flash of white light.

In the morning, Sam and Dean bring Delilah to Corey's house so she can talk to her and seek forgiveness.

"Looks like Andrew wasn't the only one who chose peace."

"Yeah, looks like. I think I'm gonna follow his lead, too."

"What do you mean?"

"My peace is helping people and working cases. I can't do that with this thing on my arm. I can't do that with my wife being the way she is. If I stay down this path, it'll be my downfall and I'll bring her with me." Dean looks at you who is across the street on your phone. You're absentmindedly picking at the device on your neck while looking at your phone. "I have to find this cure. If not for me, for her."

"Cas is so close to finding Cain. He has to know of a way."

"I believe there is a way. You said it yourself. You got through the literal devil and made it out alive. There's a way and we're going to do whatever we can to find it."

"What if she won't take it?"

"We'll make her. You should have seen her when we first met Cain. She was so determined to take it with me. I shouldn't have let her."

"You know her losing her soul isn't your fault."

"How is it not?" Dean asks with tears in his eyes. "Tell me how this is not my fault."

"Whether she had the Mark or not, she would have been soulless either way."

"Yeah, because I took it from her. Do you want me to be honest? I'm scared I'm gonna wake up one day and she'll be gone. I'm scared that when we finally do shove her soul back in her, it'll be too late."

"You don't have to shoulder this burden alone," Sam says and places his hand on Dean's shoulder. "We're going to find this cure. We'll cure you both."

"Thanks," Dean whispers.

He looks at you again and prays to God you don't get any worse.

You don't care if they have a remote that will activate your shock machine. You're leaving this Bunker tonight with or without their permission. As soon as you get back, you pack a bag as light as you can carry. You'll get more stuff along the way. Where will you go? You're not sure but it sure as hell isn't going to be here.

Sam and Dean are in the library when you walk past them into the war room.

"Where are you going?"

"Parading all over the country is not what I want to do. I'm sick and tired of you two controlling me. I'm done." You turn to face them by the base of the metal stairs. "I'm leaving and I'd really like to see you try and stop me."

Dean takes the remote out of his hand but you're a step ahead of him. You swiftly take out your gun and point it at him. Sam freezes in his steps because he's nervous you're actually gonna start shooting.

"What are you gonna do?"

"You can't press the button if you're dead."

"Do it. You're not leaving this Bunker."

Your finger twitches against the trigger like you're going to pull it. Then you see Sam with wide eyes and you know that if you kill his brother, all you're asking for is a Winchester up your ass. You'd rather not spend your entire life running from one of them. Instead, you aim at the remote and shoot. The remote explodes into pieces and Dean jumps back from the shock.

"What are you gonna use now?" you smirk.

You turn to the stairs but both Winchesters jump into action. They run out in front of you, effectively blocking your way.

"You might have a chance with one of us but not both," Dean glares.

"Oh? Just because you're big and tall, you think you'd win in a fight against me?" you scoff and take a step back.

"You've relied on magic all your life. You're not as good a fighter as we are."

You smirk and toss your bag and gun to the side. "If I beat you two, I leave."

"If you don't?" Sam asks.

"Back to the dungeon I go, and I won't fight you anymore on this cure for the Mark."

Sam and Dean look at each other before lunging at you. You see their moves coming from a mile away. While Sam and Dean are fighting to subdue you, you're fighting to kill. You have nothing to lose. They have everything to lose.

Sam swings his hand to punch you but you grab it at the last second and twist it behind him. Dean comes running at you two so you kick his ass and they go crashing into each other. Dean is the first one up and runs at you. He grabs you from behind thinking he got you but you're two steps ahead of him. You let them believe he got you so when Sam comes over, you kick off his chest and swing over Dean. You land on the floor and punch Dean to the ground, almost breaking his jaw.

The problem with the Winchesters is you're too damn flexible for them. You roundhouse kick Sam in the face, and he sprays a line of blood as he goes down. They start to think you might win this so they have to pick up their game or you will kill them. Dean ignores the pain in his jaw as he grabs one of the chairs and smacks you in the back.

You crumble to the ground in a grunt of pain. He and Sam grab you on either side and refuse to let you go. You struggle as hard as you can to get away from them but it's looking like you might lose this fight. The more you struggle, the more you get angry. The more you get angry, the more your Mark flares and burns. The metaphorical pot inside your body is bubbling over, and the only thing fueling it is the Mark.

"Let me go!" you yell.

"Admit it! You lost this one!" Dean grunts.

"Let go of me!"

"You lost, Y/N, just give it up!" Sam yells.

"I said. LET. GO!"

Bright red magic explodes out from all sides of you, causing Sam and Dean to go flying into the walls behind them. The entire war room is covered in a red hue, and you look down at your hands to see red magic flow out of them. The power you feel right now is so... exhilarating. Your Mark is burning so much but it's the good kind of pain. The kind of pain you crave. The kind of power you crave.

You look at the brothers with an evil smirk. They're too scared to do anything. They know you've fallen over the edge. There is no coming back from this. You lift the brothers with your magic and fling them so hard into the wall again that it cracks from the pressure. Both of them are too weak to do anything which is exactly what you want.

You reach up and peel off the device from your neck like it's a goddamn sticker.

"You don't control me anymore. I win. I'm leaving. If you want to try and stop me, well, you can't. No one can," you laugh.

You grab your bag and head to the metal stairs.

"This isn't you!" Sam yells loudly. You pause by the stairs but don't face him. "You're the Sapphire Witch! You help people!"

"Honey, the Sapphire Witch is dead."

"Yeah? Then what are you?"

You face the brothers with a smirk and bright red eyes.

"I'm the Scarlet Witch."

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[serpentinesheldonserpentine]

Goodbye Brian, hello world.

Keith in open ‘G’. If you’re younger than 60, this kicks off the sound of the band you know. It’s one of the funkiest songs ever recorded and demonstrates why The Rolling Stones are, at heart, an American band.

Released in Mono because most Americans had yet to purchase home stereo systems. We listened on little transistor radios in our bedrooms or on our parents Hi-Fi (still Mono) systems. If you owned a car it had a Mono AM radio.