David changed all his amplifiers to the very expensive Mark Levinson hand crafted amplifiers.
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Mr. Pearlman worked for NASA designing amplifiers for Gemini and Apollo spacecraft, then helped found Nexus Research Laboratory, which built precision solid-state analog modules, including operational amplifiers.
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" Those networks of fake accounts are called "false amplifiers.
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The refrigeration system solved the thermal radiation problem, and to reduce the noise Rybka and his colleagues swapped the transistor amplifiers for custom "quantum limited amplifiers" developed by UC Berkeley physicist John Clarke.
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It has four separate amplifiers, one for each sound channel.
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Amped Up Just your average collection of vintage RCA amplifiers.
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A chorus of complaints could get the amplifiers turned down.
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These amplifiers didn't simply retweet news stories and spam links.
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Three 72W class D amplifiers live inside the plywood cabinet.
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There is a piano, a drum set, and two amplifiers.
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All the guitars, all the voices, went through these three amplifiers.
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When it comes to amplifiers, it's pretty much the same thing.
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In some ways, it is also reminiscent of boutique guitar amplifiers.
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Instead of mass amplifiers, these accounts functioned more like polarization vacuums.
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As a child, he had built amplifiers and short-wave radios.
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Merry Electronics makes headsets, speakers, amplifiers and other small acoustic devices.
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"Vox made special big 21960-watt amplifiers for that tour," Harrison remembered.
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This beautiful blonde chanteuse in the middle, and we had three amplifiers.
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Most potential population structures didn't seem theoretically capable of being strong amplifiers.
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Many investors associate it as the maker of power amplifiers for the iPhone.
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They act as human amplifiers, both organic and automated, within these narrative structures.
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Desertification is the trigger, and climate change and population explosions are the amplifiers.
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Afterward, I took apart my keyboards and hauled the amplifiers off the tripods.
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Obviously we use electronics, but that's really limited to the guitars and amplifiers.
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Other items auctioned off on Saturday included some of Young's guitars, amplifiers and microphones.
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We have to become their amplifiers to carry their voices to the outside world.
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In Zeppelin's case, Jimmy had me sitting up on the amplifiers, so I could see.
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For Grass Field, dancer Alex Hay donned a backpack stuffed with amplifiers and FM transmitters.
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"We placed our cameras on the amplifiers and put them on a timer," says Harrison.
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The Fender name is legendary in the world of music for its guitars and amplifiers.
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Amplifiers are not subject to the same requirements, meaning they can be purchased in stores.
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Inside you can find two class-D digital amplifiers, one tweeter, and one mid-woofer.
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Social media and the Internet have been powerful amplifiers of the clown sightings, he says.
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The move from tube to solid state amplifiers, for example, is a change of degree.
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He would be adrift and bereft without his sparring partners, lightning rods, scapegoats and amplifiers.
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But more often, she has appeared in a nest of guitars, keyboards, amplifiers and gizmos.
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But the most important items in both places are the turntables, tube amplifiers and speakers.
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Previous experiments had used standard semiconductor transistor amplifiers, whose noise made it difficult to detect axions.
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As for sound quality, Apple says the AirPods Pro contains new custom-built drivers and amplifiers.
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These speakers have built-in amplifiers and unlike traditional speakers, plug into an outlet for power.
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At the receiver, the researchers used special low-noise amplifiers built using indium-gallium-arsenide transistors.
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The separation is initially amicable, but rifts soon threaten to unplug Peelander-Z's amplifiers for good.
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The proliferating amplifiers engaged in an aural arms race, each trying to drown out the others.
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The RBA's analysis of all these flash crashes concluded algorithmic trading strategies likely acted as "amplifiers".
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It's an appreciation of fingers bending guitar strings and raunchy effects pedals connected to quirky amplifiers.
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Instead, he sees NewsGuard as "amplifiers" of fact-checkers' work, which it cites in its reports.
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Formation Bass – Opposed drivers, powerful amplifiers and Dynamic EQ provide accurate audio depth and dimension without distortion.
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In fact, it's the first smartphone app I can recall that's launched alongside a trio of amplifiers.
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The orders included vehicle electronics, radar components, signal amplifiers and components for the Cobra artillery targeting system.
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The company has aggressively worked toward curbing misuse on its platform, including "false amplifiers" of political stances.
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Experimenters were at a loss for how to amplify high-energy laser pulses without wrecking their amplifiers.
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Whether we like it or not, we in the media are the crucial amplifiers of American politics.
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Those rules include not performing near station booths and escalators and not using sound amplifiers on platforms.
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Technical problems plague the shows, as amplifiers unexpectedly feed back, demolishing the contemplative simplicity of the music.
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It's equipped with two Class-D amplifiers, which push a single tweeter and a mid-woofer driver.
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And these false amplifiers do more than just spit out posts: They also interact with real users.
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AWARDED $1.0 MILLION CONTRACT FOR TWTA AMPLIFIERS IN SUPPORT OF DIRECT-TO-HOME TELEVISION SERVICE * COMTECH TELECOMMUNICATIONS CORP - DURING Q3 2018, ITS UNIT HAS RECEIVED CONTRACT FOR MORE THAN $1.0 MLN FOR KA-BAND HIGH-POWER AMPLIFIERS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Reporting by Deepak Devalapur)
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And they're still interested in better understanding what causes Christmas and Eid to be such amplifiers for sex.
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It is about the impact of a complex media environment with many layers, inputs, voices, amplifiers, and personalities.
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IN THE spoof "rockumentary", "This is Spinal Tap", Nigel Tufnel, the band's guitarist, displays his amplifiers with pride.
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There are also six Class-D amplifiers, two for each of the woofers and one for each tweeter.
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The group members played amid stacks of amplifiers that sonically and visually resurrected an era of big rock.
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Now police lay in wait when the Elevators arrived in town, dismantling the group's amplifiers and their van.
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His team also deployed vibration-calculated accelerometers, amplifiers, and a digital signal processor to analyze the complete signals.
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"Many of those outside munched hot dogs as they listened to the speeches over amplifiers," The Times reported.
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The Echo Link Amp ($300) and Echo Link ($200) are amplifiers without built-in microphones or Alexa powers.
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The quality of the sound is manipulated by amplifiers, which receive data from sensors placed in Colorado's Animus River.
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To get them into the public lexicon, media manipulators must convince major media amplifiers to work on their behalf.
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The note added that Broadcom will provide power amplifiers for the 5G iPhones that are manufactured by Win-semi.
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They realized that all potential strong amplifiers would have certain features in common, such as hubs and self-loops.
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The former will always be simple fraud, while the latter offers its creators and amplifiers a claim to plausibility.
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We do a lot of car audio and mobile electronics, like CD receivers, speakers, amplifiers — that kind of thing.
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CT.Marshall has a history of building high-end audio equipment, thanks to its decades of experience building guitar amplifiers.
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Growing up around patent holders for, say, amplifiers makes someone far more likely to become an amplifier-related inventor.
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But if the amplifiers had a crackle or the lead singer had a cold, you might get it wrong.
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So large and loud, in fact, that they needed amplifiers and electrical instruments to cut through the din of hawkers.
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The wall-mounted BeoSound Shape is assembled from three flavors of hexagonal tiles: speakers, amplifiers, and echo-absorbing noise dampers.
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It also has acoustic amplifiers so you can still listen to music or hear your phone's alarm while cleaning it.
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The guitarists played along simultaneously to AC/DC's 1979 classic "Highway to Hell" on mini-Marshall amplifiers, according to AAP.
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Six internal antennas and powerful amplifiers boost signal strength to reduce interference on those must-have over-the-air channels.
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Sonos tells me the speaker contains two "class-D digital amplifiers" and a built-in tweeter and a mid-woofer.
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They wore leather biker jackets, performed with huge stacks of Marshall amplifiers, and regularly played out Metallica in their sets.
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He spends his days in solitude, building and installing custom amplifiers for a rarefied, dwindling group of hi-fi enthusiasts.
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Concerts, conferences, airports, places of worship, schools — everywhere people gather together — are all currently amplifiers of the risk of spread.
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Neil Yee, who owned the place, told me that most bands put their amplifiers on the floor or on chairs.
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In 2002 he helped found a firm (now taken over by a bigger one) to build power amplifiers for mobile phones.
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Tech's platforms have become hate-speech amplifiers, and their owners, especially Twitter, haven't shown they have a handle on the problem.
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His lyrics typically center around romantic imagery of nights spent kissing, drinking, turning amplifiers up, or some combination of the three.
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The Monolith Air bookshelf speaker In addition to the headphones, Monoprice is also releasing some affordable home theater speakers and amplifiers.
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This is great for folks who don't want to fiddle with complex hi-fi setups that require amplifiers and additional hardware.
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It was where young musicians would flock to so that they could meet other musicians and play on the big amplifiers.
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Sonos boasts that this model has six Class-D digital amplifiers: three tweeters, three mid-woofers, and a phased speaker array.
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Satellite and rocket manufacturers, in turn, need specialized subsystems, amplifiers, phased array antennas, miniaturized propulsion, materials, extensible solar panels and batteries.
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The three boxes that look like sci-fi B-movie props are 1950s-era Klangfilm cinema and studio amplifiers from Germany.
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But in this scenario playing out in my skull, the crew don't walk back on stage and switch off the amplifiers.
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On the lower level, amenity spaces include a gym and a music room equipped with drums, guitar amplifiers and recording equipment.
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"That can cause exchange rates to become shock amplifiers as they can suddenly increase debt-service costs and liabilities," she said.
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He later applied the concept of destructive art during concerts by his band, the Who, smashing his guitar and amplifiers onstage.
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In the mid-1940s, Fender turned his radio repair shop into the Fender Electric Instrument Company, manufacturing steel guitars and amplifiers.
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This comes with equipment for operating a StingRay from a patrol vehicle and three different kinds of Harris' Harpoon signal amplifiers.
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Along with small-batch mezcal and a disco ball, La Milagrosa has floor-standing speakers by Klipschorn powered by McIntosh amplifiers.
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It combines the properties of Class A amplifiers (lots of power) with the efficiencies of Class D amplifiers, while eliminating the downsides of each (heat and distortion in the case of Class A, lack of power in the case of Class D). The Phantom actually uses two ADH amps, which helps it obtain its ear-splitting volume.
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They prefer analog interconnects that capitalize on their specialized amplifiers and DACs, so they have little interest in adding another, digital interconnect.
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A "powered speaker system" means that the speakers have integrated amplifiers, as opposed to passive speakers that require an external amplifier/receiver.
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They then showed that by assigning the right weights to the connections, they could create strong amplifiers inside even simple population structures.
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The laptop connects to a homespun hemispherical speaker, made by adding car speaker drivers and high-efficiency amplifiers to Ikea salad bowls.
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What's special about the Sennheiser prototype is that everything fits in that package—amplifiers, ports, drivers, woofers, it's all in one piece.
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He just started selling tube amp stuff in Canada, like Tolex and grille cloth [for amplifiers], and the company has just grown.
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Born the bastard child of dysfunctional amplifiers, its unmistakable fuzzy squall has since gone on to define countless careers (and entire genres).
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Prior to founding and running Roland for 40 years, Kakehashi founded Ace Tone, a firm that created amplifiers and minimal drum machines.
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Once the spacecraft is positioned in space, an array of laser amplifiers on Earth will shine thousands of beams on the object.
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Portable headphone amplifiers are mostly deficient for powering the Ether Flows, with only the Chord Mojo doing an adequate job of it.
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Devialet's amplifiers, "for audio-geeks," and somewhat more accessibly priced Wi-Fi/bluetooth-connected speaker, the Phantom, are made entirely in France.
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The area must be kept open to the public, while tents, chairs, flowers and amplifiers are not allowed (acoustic music is fine).
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Amplifiers and speakers were stacked on a makeshift bandstand, along with a drum set, microphones, and two electric guitars and a bass.
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AudioQuest, the cable specialist that also does wonderful little USB audio converters and amplifiers, uses just one design for its two headphone models.
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A series of smaller lasers activate more titanium-doped sapphire crystals, adding energy to the stretched pulse as it travels through six amplifiers.
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While I'm terrified that my ears will start bleeding at any moment, Cryer looks perfectly at ease within arm's reach of the amplifiers.
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Sonos tells me that the lamp and bookshelf speakers each have two class-D digital amplifiers, one tweeter, and one mid-woofer inside.
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Visitors step gingerly across, looking down at bits of dirty cotton wool, phone cables, amplifiers, hospital sinks, broken eggs and unsettling brown stains.
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Like many young kids, he was drawn to things like music, and his future Christmas presents would consist of amplifiers and effects pedals.
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The album flexes the Canadian trio's worship of guitars, distortion, and walls of amplifiers—specifically the volume knobs turned all the way up.
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Even if inventive abilities could be transmitted hereditarily, they are unlikely to convey special powers in, say, building amplifiers as opposed to modulators.
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Quarters are close and a brass section full-bore mid-Wagner can easily go decibel to decibel with a wall of Marshall amplifiers.
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Perhaps a more intriguing application of their work, however, might be to identify where these strong amplifiers can already be found in nature.
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This $2899 Android-powered PMP sports two ESS Sabre digital-to-analog converters and amplifiers — one of each for each channel of audio.
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I like perfecting my home forts into impenetrable castles with looming jet black parapets, and building gunmetal pyramids around shield amplifiers situated nearby.
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And it is college-educated women who are the "amplifiers," people who consume news and post stories several times a month or more.
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However, someone took his aluminium case full of amplifiers and a collection bucket from outside his home in nearby Ramsbottom, the paper reports.
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And these guys were unloading amplifiers and guitars from the back of a car and it turned out they were having a jam session.
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Movie Muscle Long before Quentin Tarantino needed special film projectors for The Hateful Eight, Walt Disney needed special amplifiers to screen Fantasia in theaters.
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The spec listing also suggests the phone will include support for Dolby Atmos sound through front-facing stereo speakers and amplifiers certified by THX.
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You can quickly connect to the speaker with a smartphone or laptop and enjoy that loud thumping bass without fiddling with wires or amplifiers.
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It's a base with enough space (almost 15 inches wide) to fit an array of amplifiers: six midrange speakers, three tweeters and a woofer.
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Still, there's an enthusiastic niche of ear-havers that's very interested in DACs, and amplifiers, and the audio formats that underpin their listening experience.
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You'll find everything from portable speakers to beach- and pool-friendly audio equipment like waterproof speakers and even amplifiers for your boat's sound system.
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"The bots work as amplifiers," said Menczer, who is also the creator of Hoaxy, a tool that tracks how information spreads on social media.
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The PLAY:1 features a pair of class-D digital amplifiers and a 3.5-inch woofer that deliver deep bass and crystal clear highs.
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Amplified guitars had appeared in the early 1930s, when companies including Gibson and Rickenbacker put pickups inside acoustic guitars to play them through amplifiers.
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"We found that, [for example], magnetic interaction from twisted-pair cables and amplifiers with the Earth's magnetic field can be a significant error," they wrote.
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Contributing to its size and weight are four drivers – two 4.5-inch long-throw woofers and two 0.7-inch tweeters – and six Class-D amplifiers.
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You can also connect the Phantom Reactor to existing multi-room audio systems through devices like the Sonos Connect or other hi-fi pre-amplifiers.
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These amplifiers use superconducting materials instead of regular conductors to reduce the amount of electromagnetic noise produced by the system by a factor of 30.
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But with that established he feels free to leave the amplifiers in Bamako, return to his home village, and record his most purely listenable album.
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Around him was an almost impenetrable mechanical thicket — pipes, wires, machinery and conduit, all servicing amplifiers, control boards, lights, sprinkler systems, winches and cooling ducts.
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Clarence Leo Fender was a perpetually rumpled, unassuming, self-taught radio repairman, an intuitive engineer and non-musician who decided to build guitars and amplifiers.
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It's an offshoot of Ashdown Engineering, a company engaged in making bass amplifiers for major musical acts like Lenny Kravitz, U2, and System of a Down.
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As Lifehacker explains, these external DACs and amplifiers will only make a difference if you're using some decent headphones or speakers and high-quality audio sources.
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Gretchen Heinel and Luna Duran performed a bloody art piece, tassles flew, amplifiers hummed—and the evening only grew darker and more electric as time passed.
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A few others looked like possibilities, but they seemed contrived rather than realistic, and they were so complex that their status as amplifiers couldn't be proved.
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Another issue is that although strong amplifiers guarantee that useful mutations will spread inexorably through a population, they don't ensure it will happen quickly, Nowak said.
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He started repairing amplifiers and effects pedals for friends and other musicians that he'd met gigging around the city, and then graduated to building them himself.
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The Sonos One does, according to Sonos, match the Play:1's audio capabilities with one tweeter, two Class-D digital amplifiers, and one mid-woofer.
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The question of which metal band is the loudest has been fertile conversation fodder for metalheads for about as long as we've had access to amplifiers.
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They're no longer essential for listening to music — we now have speakers and amplifiers for that — so it's important to make them as user-friendly as possible.
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As the fiery performance concluded, Hetfield sulked over to the side of the stage and angrily tossed his white ESP guitar over into a stack of amplifiers.
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The first Sonos ZonePlayer (ZP100) hit store shelves in early 2005 as part of a $1,199 bundle that included two amplifiers and a physical wireless remote controller.
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We had brought in our sound system to the club, which we left there through the rest of the week, and our amplifiers started to get stolen.
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The weapons, ready amplifiers of rage, allow a few people to kill scores and menace hundreds, and fight head-to-head against modern soldiers and police forces.
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Like any quality speakers, it's worth hooking these up with a quality amplifier, but even lower-quality amplifiers will deliver solid high-end response through these speakers.
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Some sound amplifiers have been around for years but they are growing in sophistication, taking advantage of signal processing chips developed for phones, Bluetooth headsets and computers.
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And obviously due to the fact that we only play guitar, we have to make sure to use a lot of low end and use bass amplifiers.
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From a very early age, I would follow the calypso bands and ask them if I could hook up the amplifiers or try to help them wrap cables.
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"THERE was just wall-to-wall amplifiers, and a space for the door—and that was it," recalled John Paul Jones, Led Zeppelin's bass guitarist, many decades later.
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Instead of requiring dedicated wiring or a team of professional installers, Sonos would create Wi-Fi amplifiers ("ZonePlayers") that you could tether to the speakers you already owned.
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In its early years, Sonos focused on amplifiers instead of speakers because it seemed too difficult for an unknown brand to launch a speaker as its first product.
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They're a big manufacturer of the transformers for tube amps, and a lot of the [effects] pedal enclosures themselves, as well as some of the chassis for amplifiers.
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For his amplifiers, Weiss uses vintage vacuum tubes originally meant for ballistic missiles or Second World War radios, and he favors so-called horn speakers made of wood.
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The Sonos One, announced just an hour before the new Google Homes, is an upgrade to the Sonos Play:49.003 and Play:3, but now with two digital amplifiers.
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These larger connectors are only supported by a few dedicated music players and amplifiers so far, but they're growing in popularity among those who still believe in wired audio.
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Both speakers have designs inspired by the company's classic '68 Custom amplifiers, with the same retro grilles and labels, knobs, and buttons that you'd expect from a Fender product.
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The ADMX was limited in its sensitivity due to ambient heat and electromagnetic 'noise' produced by the system's transistor amplifiers, which basically boost the strength of an electronic signal.
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Thus its most iconic poses: Pete Townshend clobbering the stage with an electric guitar, Jimi Hendrix humping his amplifiers, Janis Joplin, onstage at Woodstock, shaking from heroin and whiskey.
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Social networking echo chambers and the fragmentation and polarization of media platforms are powerful amplifiers of heated political rhetoric that have emboldened hate groups to march in the streets.
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Pauchi Sasaki: I made the first speaker dress in 2014; it is a self-contained system that functions with three stereo amplifiers, a battery, and covered in 100 speakers.
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They're sturdy enough to withstand everyday use and the impedance, power handling, and sensitivity are calibrated specifically for professional audio devices – like DJ mixers, mixing consoles, and headphone amplifiers.
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The United States sought to extradite him on six charges, including conspiring to export special amplifiers classified as "defense articles" under the US munitions list, according to ABC News.
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Facebook also revealed that it had "taken action" against more than 30,000 fake accounts — or "false amplifiers," which are often operated not by bots but by humans — in France.
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The challenge is to make lots of cheap little radio amplifiers work together as a coherent whole, while adapting seamlessly on the fly to meet the needs of different users.
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These then act as signal amplifiers: a muscle's electrical activity reflects that of the nerves supplying it, but is far more powerful and therefore easier to detect using external electrodes.
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"We can build these giant brands and giant amplifiers of culture on top of [the internet], but in the end, it's still this giant peer-to-peer network," he says.
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On a personal note, the first time I saw Fister, I was on tour in Saint Louis, and their wall of amplifiers and gargantuan riffs tore the room to shreds.
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The cacophony generated by performers trying to drown each other out with amplifiers can reach more than 100 decibels, a survey found, about as much noise as a jackhammer makes.
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Digital amplifiers are hidden within the earcups, so signals streaming in from the phone or computer don't get converted from pure digital to pristine analog until the very last split-second.
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Later that night, instrumental ensemble Das Audit offered another creative solution, performing freeform songs with amplifiers, an electronic bass, and a reel-to-reel tape machine all salvaged from the warehouse.
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A newer innovation, however, does away with amplifiers (and interfaces with sound systems), allowing acoustic guitarists to use the resonance and vibration of their instruments to create interesting tonal soundscapes unplugged.
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He spent an eye-watering amount of money on multiple Klipschorns, Mark Levinson amplifiers, Mitchell Cotter turntables, and handmade Koetsu cartridges—audiophile sound equipment that achieved the sonic purity David desired.
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Using this app, these users were able to effectively turn their accounts into bots — automated amplifiers of posts — some of which Twitter has banned for attempting to distort political conversations online.
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Through the hotel's The Sound of Your Stay program, guests are allowed to check out Fender guitars and amplifiers, take them to their rooms and create their own music studio experience.
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In 2018, Edelman's report found that more men than women were amplifiers of news, when looking at the behavior of a group the survey called the "informed public," college educated high earners.
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Last year, men made up 38 percent of this amplifiers' group and women 34 percent, but in 2019, informed women made up 57 percent of news-sharers versus 56 percent for men.
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Yet as long as there are people for whom the platonic ideal of rock music is black leather, ripped denim and roaring amplifiers, the legacy of Messrs Fields and Stein is secure.
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Men and women in black - darting, ducking and scurrying; feverishly seeking crosses etched in masking tape on the floor; legs scissoring beneath towering stacks of amplifiers that were carried on and off.
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Nano Dimension has been collaborating with U.S. defense contractor Harris Corp on 3D printing of radio frequency identification amplifiers, which extend antenna range and will be tested on the International Space Station.
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As de la Mora said, old radios in particular even have valve amplifiers that help burn dust — essentially, technology that alters the outcome of the inscriptions (perhaps their size, shape, or contrast).
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A few basic facts about electrostatic headphones: they're universally admired for having the best sound quality, they cost a lot, and they typically require big powered amplifiers that also cost a ton.
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For Mooney, Fender Songs joins Fender Play and two other apps, Fender Tune and Fender Tone (the latter designed to work with Fender's modeling amplifiers), to form a suite of digital tools.
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As kayakers on the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn towed Mr. Sharp, on electric guitar, and a series of floating amplifiers past a crowd of onlookers, he finger-tapped some muted, mutant trills.
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Once in the studio, Frost fed vast systems of sound through amplifiers and Albini mic'd each channel as he would a live band, recording takes and intermittently slashing at the tape with a razorblade.
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These paragons of underwater communication consist of a low-cost microprocessor (a baby version of the processor found in most smartphones) and two customised amplifiers—one to transmit signals and one to receive them.
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There are some of these old speakers — especially on radios — that use tube amplifiers and generate an intense heat within the apparatus, which burns the dust that goes in and out of the fabric.
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The key to constructing amplifiers, Chatterjee and his students Andreas Pavlogiannis (now at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, EPFL) and Josef Tkadlec learned, was in the weights of the connections within the graphs.
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The Nokia 6, which also houses dual amplifiers capable of delivering louder sound, features a 16-megapixel phase detection auto focus camera on the back and an 8-megapixel selfie camera on the front.
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Evan Pinther, who played for Florida Gulf Coast University, cited the lack of feedback from his own strokes as his biggest cause of discomfort on court when he was restricted from using hearing amplifiers.
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In January 2200, the right-leaning accounts collectively tweeted 2250,2000 times (that's an average of about 22016 tweets a day per account), a fair indicator that at least some of them are automated amplifiers.
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For two hours, they roared and drifted, drifted and roared, with Attila Csihar returning to the stage in multiple costumes and Stephen O'Malley and Greg Anderson locking riffs across a range of mountainous amplifiers.
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A band from Germany, Cliff Barnes and the Fear of Winning (named for J.R.'s archenemy on "Dallas") played environmentally themed rock songs ("Ride My Bike Electric"), their amplifiers powered by volunteers pedaling bicycles.
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Similarly, in Holding the Line, Snodgrass classifies two kinds of senior leaders around Mattis: "attenuators," who took his bad moods in stride, and "amplifiers," who passed along his harshest criticisms, unfiltered, to their subordinates.
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I was just fascinated by the type of things that were going on: exploding amplifiers, Ross playing a guitar solo with a dog, they had all these invisible wires attached to my brother's drum kit.
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For someone with an extremely well-documented love of LOUD GUITARS and AMPLIFIERS TURNED ALL THE WAY UP, Beach Slang's James Alex sure has a soft spot for the quieter side of rock and roll.
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This weeks' theater reinforced a point Farhad Manjoo makes in a column this week: A few giant technology platforms are serving as giant amplifiers for some voices — often in ways that aren't beneficial for society.
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Roland introduced the first compact synthesizer in Japan, the SH-1000, in 1973, and went on to offer a vast assortment of keyboards, guitars, drums, amplifiers, speakers, effects and other devices under Mr. Kakehashi's leadership.
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My singing is not as bad as the two records that followed because I did it through a bunch of amplifiers so it turns into distortion on an album that could scarcely be any more distorted.
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The company said it is combating "false amplifiers" of political stances — which can include fake accounts or groups, coordinated attempts to share and like certain posts, online harassment or the creation of "inflammatory or racist" content.
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The opportunity here is for Fender to trade on the hip image of its iconic instruments and amplifiers to widen its market with products that are useful to and affordable for music listeners, not just creators.
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Designing skill amplifiers for automobiles, Mr. Pratt noted, is infinitely complex, in part because of the crowded and varied roadways that cars must perceive, predict and react to: what he calls the "complex ballet" of driving.
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He finally unleashes the hinted Star-Spangled Banner performance during the encore, only to cut it short and destroy his guitar while the crew tries to keep the stack of amplifiers he's thrown it into upright.
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Each grain would have to have built-in amplifiers, analogue-to-digital converters and the ability to send data to a relay station which could power the grains inductively and pass the information to an external processor.
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He also spent five years as a service technician repairing and modifying Moog, Arp, Korg, Roland and other analogue synthesisers, along with some Pro Audio design work, including two years designing and building "boutique" valve guitar amplifiers.
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"This Is Spinal Tap" is a pioneering example of the mock documentary, known for details including the deaths of drummers under bizarre circumstances, and amplifiers that "go to 11" rather than the normal maximum volume of 10.
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The bluetooth signal sends the music to an audio receiver on the wig, which transmits them to two tiny amplifiers that then send the music to each of the 250 earbuds which are soldered and glued in place.
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Bang & Olufsen has outfitted the BeoLab 50 with three 903-inch midrange drivers, and three 10-inch woofer drivers, along with seven built-in amplifiers — so the entire speaker is ready to go off a single power cable.
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And hoping to express the sound of gayageum more diversely like that of the guitar, I had to study guitar effectors and amplifiers and test them to see if they would fit to the sound of the gayageum.
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The Sonos team packed an impressive amount of tech into a speaker about the same size of Amazon's newly redesigned Echo; the speaker boasts two digital amplifiers, one tweeter, and one midrange driver/woofer in a compact package.
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Inside the Qb's cuboid design are five drivers: two tweeters, two mid-range, and one woofer; and five amplifiers: four 50 watt amps for each tweeter and mid-range driver and a 100 watt amp for the sub.
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A USB DAC/amp is one of the best ways to get great performance out of your music, and Oppo's HA–2 is considered to be one of the best portable headphone amplifiers and DACs on the market.
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TMZ broke the story, Joey -- who played lead guitarist Zack in Jack Black's classic flick -- was busted 4 times in the last 5 weeks for stealing guitars and amplifiers, and he's facing felonies for larceny and grand theft.
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"Here, newly innervated muscles can be seen as biological amplifiers of nerve activity which originates back in the spinal cord and in essence contains the idea of motion the brain would like the limb to carry out," Vujaklija explains.
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The big box chain is the world's largest retailer of guitars, amplifiers, drums, keyboards, recording, live sound, DJ and lighting equipment, and its more than 280 stores dot the strip malls and suburban shopping centers of the United States.
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A small setup of amplifiers and a mixing board allowed the improvised sounds to travel throughout the Stefanos Crater (which has better online reviews than most dance clubs), using a variety of synthesizers, guitars, and some traditional Mediterranean instruments.
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A lot of people think it's rocket science and there's gotta be a certain trick to arrange that, but as long as it's loud enough and you have enough amplifiers going and you tune everything very low, it's alright.
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