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Old 03-20-2008, 05:56 PM
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Car audio capacitors form an integral part of your car’s system. They are the power storage sections in the car. The main function of any capacitor is to store the power which can be used by other devices. Similarly, the car audio capacitor stores the power that can be used by the audio amplifiers. The amplifiers use this power to produce a better sound output. The loudspeakers will give out cr...

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Old 06-18-2008, 08:37 AM
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I wouldn’t have known if you didn’t post the picture here. I uses that this is the part were should say thank you for sharing the picture.
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Old 06-27-2008, 04:57 AM
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Car audio capacitors form an integral part of your car’s system. They are the power storage sections in the car. The main function of any capacitor is to store the power which can be used by other devices. Similarly, the car audio capacitor stores the power that can be used by the audio amplifiers. The amplifiers use this power to produce a better sound output. The loudspeakers will give out cr...

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That looks like something out of a sci-fi movie ! Loos really cool..the capacitors I knew used to drab and bland Thanks for sharing that..
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Car audio capacitors form an integral part of your car’s system. They are the power storage sections in the car. The main function of any capacitor is to store the power which can be used by other devices. Similarly, the car audio capacitor stores the power that can be used by the audio amplifiers. The amplifiers use this power to produce a better sound output. The loudspeakers will give out cr...

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quite a unique look and thanks for telling the usage of the capacitor.
the article is very informative...thanks for it.
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Car audio capacitors form an integral part of your car’s system. They are the power storage sections in the car. The main function of any capacitor is to store the power which can be used by other devices. Similarly, the car audio capacitor stores the power that can be used by the audio amplifiers. The amplifiers use this power to produce a better sound output. The loudspeakers will give out cr...

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how important is this for the smooth working of stereo
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Old 09-08-2008, 05:25 AM
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This is very cool looking, it is actually quite pretty! Great article with lots of good information. Thanks!
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