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If you have recently invested in a car audio system, it's vital that you protect your car and your car audio system from thieves. It's integral that you take out insurance to cover your car and audio systems, as well as use extra security measures.

Thieves are regularly attracted to cars when they see a new car audio system and an unprotected car. Several awful things can happen if your car is not protected, as a thief may steal the stereo and leave a broken window at least, or could even steal the whole car as well. Moreover, joy riding is another problem car owners have to put up with. Having the right security options as well as taking preventative action will help you to protect your car as much as possible.

There are a variety of security options on the market, which can be used in conjunction with one another, these include:

(1) Car Alarms;

(2) Window Tinting;

(3) And Steering Wheel Locks.

Each has their advantages and will protect your car to a certain extent. A car alarm will obviously tell you when anyone is attempting to fiddle with your car, enabling you to call the police straight away. Most thieves will be scared away by an alarm, making it a good way to prevent a large amount of damage, as well as theft. Window tinting is a preventative measure, often used to prevent thieves from looking in the car. If they don't believe there is anything to steal, they may walk away, rather than taking the risk of coming out with nothing. These two preventative security options are often used in conjunction with one another to stop car and car audio theft. Besides these two, steering wheel locks are regularly used. Steering wheels locks may protect your car from theft or joy riding; however, it will sadly not protect your car audio system.

Generally all three will keep your car secure and safe from thief's hands. However, it still important to be precautious and take some extra measures:

(1) Always take out of your car any valuables. If you can take your stereo out -that's great! But if not, I suggest some window tinting to try to prevent theft.

(2) Always make sure your car is securely locked. Double check the doors and windows if you need to.

(3) Always make sure you have your keys in a safe place, away from thief's hands.

(4) When out of your area, try to park in a busy and well lit area. A thief is less likely to scour these areas due to the high risk of getting caught.

Keeping your stereo and car secure is a much easier task when you have several security options - after all the securer the better! However, you will need to take regular preventative action yourself as well.

If you are interested in keeping your car audio system safe or purchasing a new car audio system with security options, take a look at www.bassjunkies.com

Car Audio Rock Star

Who doesn't just love getting into their car, cranking up the stereo, and screaming their favorite lyrics till their vocal chords bleed. More…We all do it. Doesn't matter, if it's a long or short drive. Even the most mild mannered of us enjoy the simple pleasure of a solo drive with your favorite tunes washing over you in your own car audio disco. In this world of constant and increasing responsibilities, information overload, bad news, and disappointment, we all need a place to escape for just a little bit. Even if I'm really just taking a mundane drive to pick up some groceries, I can be my favorite rock star till I get there. With the car stereo turned up nice and loud, I can sing at the top of my lungs, and don't actually have to hear my voice. Which of course is a good thing, as my voice isn't really meant for human consumption. Plus, it would just spoil the whole "suspension of disbelief" thing. Besides, some music just sounds better loud, through a great car audio stereo unit, backed up by great car audio speakers.
Steering Wheel By Buddy Rich

Of course, every good song blasting through the car speakers needs a good drummer. And hey I have some experience here. I was a bit of a rock star drummer during my formative years. And obviously, since I am responsible for driving the car while rocking out to the old car audio, I can't very well fit a drum kit between me and the steering wheel. Heaven forbid I get into an accident with the neighbors cat, and that crazy air bag goes off. Not a pretty picture in my brain. However, most steering wheels will substitute as a drum kit anyway. 10 and 2 o'clock on the steering wheel provide positions for both a ride and crash cymbal. The middle supporting piece makes for a great snare and tom-tom, while 4 thru 8 o'clock are my favorite position for roto-tom runs. And of course, in a pinch, the dashboard is close enough to substitute for a rockin' cowbell, or any other ancillary percussion instruments your favorite song may require.

Car Guitar Fools

While no good car audio band would be complete without some excellent guitar players, I must profess to having little talent in this area. This may be a time when it becomes necessary to have other passengers. Preferably very young or otherwise uninhibited passengers, as most reasonably minded adults look totally silly playing air guitar on their seat belt. In my mind air guitar makes anyone look like a damn fool, no matter how cool they really are. Seat belt air guitar, is even worse. I however am fortunate enough to have one such young passenger, who has no problem "air guitairing" her seat belt, with the car audio cranking. Her specialty is of course "We Are The Champions".

Taking It On The Road

And of course now our band is complete. What more do you need? A great car stereo, some thunder shaking speakers, the latest MP3 / CD / iPod plugged in, and obviously little fear of the volume switch. And yea, one more thing. An excuse to go for a drive. Any drive. After all, your screaming fans await your next performance. Don't forget the milk.

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does the car audio stereo with USB input play cd ripped music on a .cda format?

i have a 1GB USB drive and planning to buy a car stereo with USB input. my USB drive have a hundreds of cd ripped music that is on .cda format, meaning i have copied the contents of the cd and NOT convert it to .mp3. i know that usb car head units plays .mp3. but does it plays .cda format?
Also please include the model if you any. thanks!!

yes they will however, i just save them on a thumb or flash drive . they play fine in my kenwood head unit .

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