Pioneer Premier TS SW1041D - Car subwoofer driver - 250 Watt - 10"

Pioneer's newest line of subwoofers is designed to provide wider installation options for a broad range of vehicles. These "Shallow-Mount" Subwoofers feature multiple patent-pending features to deliver the big bass performance of a full-size subwoofer, but in a compact design that can be installed either behind or under seats depending on the type of vehicle. The mounting depth is less than half a typical subwoofer in this class.This 10" shallow subwoofer handles 1000 watts max., 350 watts nominal power, and delivers deep bass with top-notch sound quality thanks to features like Pioneer's extremely strong and lightweight IMPP Composite Double Cone Woofer, the patent-pending M-shaped Surround, and more.One of the new patent-pending features is called the "Air Suspension Control System". This design locks in air between the main cone and drive cone, ensuring smoother and more precise movement of the cones, for superior linearity. The locked-in air behaves like a spring, so there's no need for a traditional spider structure. The drive cone also deflects air pressure inside the enclosure, which further contributes to the remarkable bass of the small package.The Premier TS-SW1041D subwoofer is extremely flexible for installation, able to fit almost anywhere.

Understanding classical music is something most people think is far too lofty a goal, one best left for music scholars and academics in their ivory towers. It's the epitome of stuffiness; black ties and diamond earrings must be worn at all times.

This is not at all the case!

Classical music should be heard and appreciated by all people. Composers were and are real people who struggle with the same problems we all do, including paying bills, satisfying their clients, and just existing from one day to the next.

It's not necessary to Mtx 6000 composition techniques, orchestration principles, and the intricacies of arranging music to be awed by its beauty. Just let it wash over you and absorb the feelings!

The genius of Bach, the magnificence of Beethoven, the sheer beauty of Chopin, and the power of Prokofiev are all waiting to be discovered by you, no matter how much you know or don't know about music theory and history.

Do you turn away from a rainbow, bemoaning that you don't understand light refraction and color prism?

Of course not!

If you drive a car, do you understand fuel injection, and rack and pinion steering?

I think I've made my point.

However, some knowledge of Western art music helps understanding classical music even more. Why did Beethoven write his symphonies, why did Bach love the fugue, did Mozart really hate the flute?

But if you don't have time to pursue a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Music History, what can you do?

An easy and fun way to learn about anything is via an audio book.

Audio books are the educational tool for the 21st century.

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2. You can use odd bits of time that would otherwise be wasted.
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5. Audio books are less expensive than a printed text. No trees have to die.
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Understanding classical music is a cinch with this great audio book. Hear an excerpt here...

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