Car stereos play an important role in making traveling bearable.
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Rooms have lighting, TVs, stereos, heating, blinds, and other appliances.
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Smartphones have largely replaced cameras, newspapers, books, and personal stereos.
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That's why car stereos are so fascinating from a security standpoint.
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Car stereos boomed, and the elevated train screeched to a stop.
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Clairtone stereos appeared in films starring Frank Sinatra and Sean Connery.
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Even way back in 1969, theft of car stereos was a costly phenomenon.
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He hid the knife and later sold a few stereos from the bag.
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But like white earbuds in 2004, car stereos were kind of an obvious tell.
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Cellphones have replaced not just desktop computers but also cameras, stereos, books and more.
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With the fans gone, crew members danced to music pumping out of portable stereos.
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But it's not the only security policy for which car stereos can claim some inspiration.
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Expect to hear the swaggering "New Level" blasting out of car stereos all summer long.
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He was seven years removed from temporarily quitting golf to sell cellphones and car stereos.
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Mozambican, Somali and Chinese vendors sell stereos, mattresses, clothes and rubies in the bustling market streets.
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Stereos, turntables, cigarette cartons, iconic cartoon characters, and classic paintings aren't immune from his dimpled remix.
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Sonus Faber, a company known for its stereos and sound systems, brings the beats to life.
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Fair trade laws barred retailers like Crazy Eddie from selling, say, stereos, below a certain price.
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I then created a company when I was 16, selling high-end stereos directly to people.
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Some fathers give you phone wire, broken stereos, and a soldering iron and tell you to experiment.
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"Boo'd Up" is the latest viral hit to take over people's parties, car stereos, and the charts.
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It was a regular stop for consumers for all nature of electronics — from stereos to walkie talkies.
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Part of the show consisted of speakers, televisions, computers, headphones, and stereos gilded in holographic car paint.
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My father would go to Germany, bring back VCR, TVs, and stereos, fix them up and sell them.
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The noise mixed with the soca played by steel bands and the reggae that blared from car stereos.
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A few lines in, they're taking apart stereos or feverishly scrubbing the grout in the bathroom with a toothbrush.
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The Q Acoustics 3020 is the top pick in our guide to the best bookshelf speakers for most stereos.
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Technically, it requires certain kinds of stereos because its been remastered from CD and the master tapes were lost.
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Winners of moraingy bouts earn cash as well as prizes that can include stereos, televisions, bikes and even cars.
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These days the demand is particularly high in Nordland, both for DAB radio and DAB adapters for car stereos.
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Yeah, I have this weird ... Someone gifted me one of those 1958 RCA console stereos, like your grandma might have.
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HitClips were mini stereos that came with memory card-like cartridges that played 60-second clips of your favorite songs.
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During the day, I worked in sales, mostly stereos, to pay the rent, and played at night through my 20s.
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Consumers bought newer cars which had AC and stereos and more modern features Hindustan Motors did little to counter this tide.
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So much of what we see on our screens and hear on our stereos is processed to the point of genial blandness.
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Six years later, he co-founded Clairtone, overseeing the electronics in high-end stereos, while a partner designed the sleek wooden exteriors.
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His '70s rock is excellent music for loud car stereos, but has moments emotional enough to soundtrack a quiet bedroom sob session.
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The song's amorous electro-thump suited both freak-filled clubs and souped-up car stereos, fusing futuristic sounds with a primal immediacy.
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The deal was: I taught them to repair stereos and we hung out there and we fixed stuff and sold used equipment.
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The streets are virtually abandoned except for the runners, who are often dressed in soccer jerseys and sometimes are carrying large stereos.
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One 1983 New York Times article reported that NYPD police officers had recovered $115,000 in stolen stereos in a two-month period alone.
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As a teenager he worked at a radio repair shop, dissecting small stereos and developing an affinity for the sonic qualities of broadcasts.
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Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders spent much of the night sniping over each other like two stereos tuned to different talk-radio stations.
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These laws were intended to keep Crazy Eddie from cornering the market on stereos by offering a price others could not compete with.
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It will sync with car stereos through Bluetooth — much like a smartphone — and include buttons you can preset to correspond with your favorite playlists.
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His résumé includes radio and television receivers and cabinets, training brochures for military spies, elegantly tapered subway turnstiles and bookshelves with built-in stereos.
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From windows and seating to car stereos and environmental controls, we're living in an automotive world that seems to have undergone only minor changes.
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Car, truck and sport-utility owners spent $41 billion in 153 on automotive accessories, ranging from stereos and wheels to engine and suspension modifications.
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In 1994, as a freshman attending Wheeling Jesuit University in West Virginia, Dr. Husel and a friend started stealing car stereos, court records show.
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Which means the amp, EQ, and towering speakers that make up most home stereos might one day be replaced by a single, solid-state device.
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Linklater glues scenes together with music that is a near-constant presence, whether it's thumping from background bedroom stereos, car radios, or blasting in clubs.
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You could see out of the back, the stereos sounded great, and the space in the front hood allowed you to transport luggage or groceries.
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After the thief tried to strike him with a bag full of stereos, the man chased him down the street and stabbed him to death.
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Musicians can pair it to their instruments, dancers can pair it to their stereos, and gamers can pair to VR systems for a fully immersive experience.
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That's evident both through traditional metrics—the hundreds of millions of YouTube streams—and New York's great smell test, whatever's playing out of car stereos all summer.
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Angolans made rich by a boom in oil production flooded in to buy things like stereos and S.U.V.s, paying with United States dollars or, at times, diamonds.
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It's a gruesome story, but probably typical for its time: At a mining enterprise, the best miners had been awarded stereos, they were given them as holiday presents.
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Small, ragtag citizen groups abound, though they're focused mostly on addressing nuisances: banning gas-powered leaf blowers, cracking down on car stereos, limiting noise from a nearby airport.
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DJs in Kingston, the country's capital, loaded up their trucks with powerful speakers, stereos, and stacks of records to play for partygoers who wanted to hear new sounds.
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She wants, in pink polka dots, in patterned tiny stereos, to forget the same five boys corralling the boxes of M&M's, sodas sweating in their Styrofoam cups.
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To date, Spotify has only worked with manufacturers to build its Spotify Connect features into boomboxes and home stereos from companies like Bose, rather than creating its own hardware.
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So I took the easiest thing I could do, which was get a job repairing stereos for some kind of chain of audio stores in the Best Buy mold.
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It was around that time that she became infatuated with flamenco as well, after discovering it blasting from car stereos while she was out with friends at a park.
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A cacophony swells from within the apartment, a din of many different songs and broadcasts, the output of a dozen radios, stereos and TV sets competing at great volume.
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The device is powered by Alexa, Amazon's own personal assistant, and has the ability to control your other smart devices and non-internet-enabled machines like stereos and cable boxes.
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With the rise of smartphones and digital music players, sales of high-end stereos and the speakers that once powered them have been on a downward slope with music aficionados.
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In the north, car accessory makers built a strange parallel ecosystem of stereos bred in the extreme conditions of car tuner culture, subwoofers and neon lights of the deep ocean.
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According to Ofcom: "Cordless phones, baby monitors, halogen lamps, dimmer switches, stereos and computer speakers, TVs and monitors can all affect your WiFi if they're too close to your router."
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In the same small building, Lost Coast Found has a charming selection of vintage home goods: midcentury stereos, cheery 2355s-era coffee cups, along with used books, postcards and miscellanea.
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Prince's memory is being honored on stages, stereos and social media platforms across the world, but now the Purple One's history with the web has finally been preserved and honored digitally.
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The list includes wristwatches and bedside alarm clocks; remote controls and light switches; point-and-shoot cameras; printed maps and calendars; and home stereos and MP3 players, including Apple's own iPod.
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He says there are now millions of Android TV units out in the wild and more than 100 models and stereos with Android Auto in use — with around 100 more coming.
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In front of the video's wall projection was a wide stack of 120 car stereos, only one of which was the stolen stereo; the others were purchased on the black market.
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Mr. Torn's father was a sound engineer who designed stereos, and David grew up thinking not just about music but about sound, as an element with its own dimensions and layers.
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Bellicose taxi drivers beeping their horns at pedestrians, blaring car stereos and the mosquito-like whine of a scooter weaving through traffic are a few of the sounds that dominate most Barcelona streets.
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Secondary 12-volt systems are likely to remain for less demanding devices, such as lighting and stereos, until production volumes increase sufficiently for more parts of a car to migrate to 48 volts.
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Technically it only worked on certain stereos, whereas Come Down achieved maximum, emotional, engaging power and beauty more frequently on more different kinds of listening situations than most of The Black Album does.
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At the corner of Flatbush and Tilden Avenues, where gravelly reggae voices will serenade you through car stereos, look up to see a jutting marquee, announcing an all-star lineup, of Brooklyn's largest theater.
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Because this was designed for a video game, and not to be played out on stereos, you have compression—but that's a quality that a lot of producers now are putting into their work, deliberately.
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Being the sole retailer for stereos would give Crazy Eddie undue power over stereo makers, which the store could use to extract concessions or negotiate deals that other stores didn't have the leverage to make.
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I've done plenty of writing under the influence of cannabis and coffee separately, but trying to work with both of them is like having two stereos in the room playing different music at the same time.
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Speaking over the sounds of sirens and booming car stereos from the traffic passing by, a small crew of artists belonging to the Satya Yuga art collective gather around an outside table to share their stories.
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As the 70s ended, Highway To Hell, Hellbent For Leather, and Overkill were on the stereos of a disenchanted British youth struggling to come to terms with union strikes, Tory rule, and the winter of discontent.
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In what's sure to be the song of summer—pouring out of car stereos and soundtracking backyard cookouts and beach parties of all kinds—Snowden outlines his motivations, and views on security, and the surveillance state.
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It would reduce noise and improve the fidelity of FM stations for stereos with upgraded equipment, but those with cheap beater radios would still have the same staticky-in-outlying-areas experience that they did before.
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Culturally speaking everything else is the same except 3 Doors Down, the Goo Goo Dolls and Third Eye Blind are getting thrashed out of stereos, laptops and phones all across the globe without a hint of irony.
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Releasing their self-titled debut album in 2004, Nina Sky's first single, "Move Ya Body," quickly reached number four on the Billboard Hot 100 and made its way into hearts via high school dances and first car stereos.
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Keep it away from devices such as cordless phones, stereos, halogen lamps, TVs and dimmer switches, Ofcom advises, in order to get the best possible connection, and put it on a table or shelf rather than the floor.
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The signals for these TVs and stereos came from other gadgets: cable boxes and antenna systems and satellite receivers brought in live TV, while VCRs and DVD players played back Hollywood movies and camcorders let consumers record their own.
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It's not uncommon, with the world going to shit on a daily basis, to turn to entertainment for temporary escapism—at least among those of us who can afford televisions, stereos, evenings at the cinema, computers, games consoles and the like.
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Aside from replacing bulky home stereos, the new technology could result in a smartphone display that produces both images and sound at the same time, thanks to a thin, invisible layer of graphene added to the top of the LCD panel.
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Bang & Olufsen lost 55 million Danish crowns ($13 million) after tax in the first quarter due to difficulties at its more expensive division of high-end stereos and televisions and said it saw no change to that in the coming quarters.
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It was a different scene late Thursday, when scores of young black men gathered at sunset, sitting on and inside cars as rap music boomed from stereos and some drank beer, smoked cigarillos and talked about their frustration with law enforcement.
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The company noted that over 600 Android smartphone models launched in the last year alone, Android Wear now had 12 partners making smartwatches, Android TV was now on millions of units, and there are over 100 car model and stereos running Android Auto.
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"At younger ages, loud toys, firecrackers, loud video games, personal stereos or personal music players, lawnmowers or leaf blowers, sporting events or air shows, or other non-music events might be more likely noisy activities than music venue attendance," Le Prell said.
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But that doesn't mean we can't give Apple shit for the smug way in which it tried to sell us on the idea that removing compatibility — with headphones, hi-fi systems, and car stereos alike — is a bold and courageous step into the future.
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That can mean being able to turn on a single lamp, or controlling and monitoring almost everything in a house, including heating and cooling, security cameras, lawn sprinklers, televisions, stereos, robotic vacuums, a doorbell, door locks, lights, air quality, fire alarms, baby monitors and more.
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In the interest of getting a little mushy and #emotional towards the end of Fandom Week, I spoke to a range of music obsessives to find out how just how their own lives were saved by the artists and groups in stereos and on stages.
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The interest went beyond the women: Young soldiers eagerly perused the glossy advertisements for the latest stereos, cars and fashion, which they could buy at one of the mall-like PXs on the military's sprawling bases (yes, even cars, which the government would ship home).
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There was also the matter of the noise, the desperate braying of everyone talking over everyone else, the bad music, the children and dogs, the radios from the frats down the lakeshore, the car stereos in the streets, the shouting mass of hundreds of lives disagreeing.
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The Toronto-based group of Fiji and Ca$tro Guapo is gearing up for their new project Atlanada 2, which, if it's anything like its 2016 predecessor, will make for some great music to blare out of car stereos whether driving down Queen Street or through hazy Atlanta summer's day.
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You could, for instance, use it in smart TVs to more accurately gauge viewer response to ads and programming; or you could build it into a smart home hub to trigger automated actions with connected devices like stereos and lighting, adjusting the mood of you home to counter or augment your emotions.
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The smartphone revolution has blown through the desert and suddenly CES kind of looks like the beginning again: TVs and stereos and cameras finding new life in Central Hall, cars in the North, and computer companies in the South Hall, trying once again to find a way into the next future. h2.
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If, a decade ago, the world's most creative product designers had gathered to design a single object to reduce and even eliminate consumption of difficult-to-recycle, resource intensive devices like stereos, flashlights, televisions, typewriters, and even oscilloscopes, I don't think they could have come up with anything better than the iPhone and the smartphone models that followed and imitated it.
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The Hirsch quote (along with "you'll be reluctant to turn it off and go to bed," a quip from High Fidelity magazine's Norman Eisenberg) helped solidify both Bose as a company—this quote was frequently used in the company's ads even decades after the 901 speakers were released—and Hirsch himself (he was to stereos what Lester Bangs was to the music that played on them).
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Ok, so the beardo-weirdo purists out there, in their yellow anoraks and their expensive trainers and their nice sweaters from those menswear shops that sell really high end versions of really basic staples, and their snake-oil tuned stereos and their crippling marijuana habits might object to this, but well, let them drift into a cloud of irrelevance: the best cosmic disco mix ever is Prins Thomas' Cosmo Galactic Prism.
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