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Stereos in Anaheim, CA
A R L Stereo Supply Company - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 821-9233
AL & Ed's Auto Sound - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 220-2300
Anaheim Electronics - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 635-5740
Audio Concepts - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 237-9900
Audio Design of Anaheim Hills Inc - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 779-1700
Ball Electronics - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 828-1310
Car Stereo Connection - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 778-3736
Car Stereo Warehouse - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 635-7494
Custom Auto Sound MFG - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 520-4589
Good Guys - Anaheim - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 826-7000
Henry's Auto Sound - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 995-5353
Hi-Fi Doctor - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 772-7720
J T Audio & Accessories - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 817-8282
Mr Car Stereo - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 533-6704
Orange County Audio - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 282-8030
Pacific Stereo - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 776-3400
Sunscreens Specialties - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 903-8854
Video Sonics - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 281-0641
Xtreme Audio and Security - Anaheim, CA - Phone: (714) 533-2833
Helpful Definition for: Stereos
Stereos, in Anaheim or home audio refers to any audio electronics intended for home use. It is a sound system which typically includes a CD, tape, or recorder; has two or more speakers and produces stereo sound. Stereophonic sound is also commonly termed as stereo and refers to a type of sound reproduction in which an attempt is made to create an illusion of the sound coming from different directions. Stereophonic sound attempts to create an illusion of location for various sound sources like voices, instruments, etc. within the original recording. Stereo sound systems can be divided into two forms natural and artificial. The true or natural stereo sound is the one in which live sound is captured with a natural reverberation by suing a number of microphones. The signal is then reproduced over multiple loudspeakers to recreate the live sound. However, in the artificial stereo a single sound is reproduced over multiple loudspeakers. By combining multiple mono signals together a complete yet entirely artificial sound field can be created.
These days true stereo is mainly confined to recordings of live music, particularly classical music. Almost all pop records and movie soundtracks are of the "artificial" variety. In technical usage, true stereo means sound recording and sound reproduction that uses stereographic projection to encode the relative positions of objects and events recorded.
