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Friday, April 4, 2008

Scosche Spinner Subwoofer Grille SSG12 - Car subwoofer grille

An industry first, Scosche Industries introduces the Spinner Grille. Winner of the prestigious 2004 CES Innovations award, the Spinner Grille is the next generation of style and design for custom vehicles. Based on the latest "spinner" wheels for custom SUV's, the Scosche Spinner Grille emulates that look for subwoofers. The Spinner Grille is a 12-volt motorized system that takes power from a subwoofer power source, making it a simple installation. Once the car audio system begins playing, the unique Spinner Grille with start spinning. Finished in chrome to match custom wheels, a metal mounting ring will easily secure the spinner grill to a subwoofer unit. The next generation of custom car accessories, the Spinner Grille will bring a unique dimension to any custom build.


It was only few years ago that I purchased my first audio info-product. It was written and produced by a well-known internet marketer ... an expert in his field ... and if I said his name, chances are you would likely know exactly who I'm talking about.

I was really excited to get my new package ... and of course couldn't WAIT to hear it. After all, I was an audio learner, and was chompin' at the bit to finish the download and start the audio.

But as I clicked the play button I was SHOCKED! It sounded like a bubbling fish tank!

So being the audio expert that I am, I did a little up-sampling, boosting, and noise reduction to make it tolerable and then burned a CD for my car stereo.

But even after all that work ... I STILL had to STRAIN to hear the speaker ... because it was a measly 16-bit file!

He was Serious???

I paid $97 for that NONSENSE?

So the guy paid about 10 cents in bandwidth ... and didn't my $97 justify a quality-sounding audio?

Am I completely out to lunch?

I come from an era where I pay 15 to 25 bucks for a high quality CD. Or I go to a bookstore and purchase a professionally edited book.

Why is it that literally EVERY TIME I bought an audio e-book it was more of the same bubbling fish tank?

In frustration of the poor audio, I bought a $297 CD series last fall. No downloading ... these were actual CD's in a pretty box. I really hoped that this time my ears would not Mtx Speaker let down.

It was a recording of a well known marketer (let's call him Mr. X), and he was interviewing another expert. We'll call him Mr. Y.

Oh those CD's looked beautiful. Bright colors. Cool graphics. And I almost drooled as I put the CD in my car stereo.

But I heard NOTHING.

I popped the CD out ... and then back in ... still nothing.

I then cranked the volume ... and there it was! Mr. X was interviewing Mr. Y faintly in the background. Through a series of four CD's. I strained to listen. And once again I was frustrated.

WHY do so many internet audio products sound terrible?

This is stupid ... and it just plain sucks. But creating quality audio isn't hard when you know the RIGHT way to do it. And it doesn't have to cost an arm OR a leg to get the right gear!

Fast forward to today ... if you're producing audio e-books, they really DON'T have to sound like this. Good software is inexpensive ... and so is the hardware.

The processes, techniques, and ways to avoid the blunders are now all revealed to YOU.

To find out more .... go to http://www.audiobootcampebook.com

QUICK TIP for audio producers ... when recording an audio interview never use an internet recording service. You'll ALWAYS get a superior quality recording if you record the audio right at the source.

Virginia Culp is the voice behind 3 buck audio

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