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Decent Sound Set Up

Are you wondering what a decent car audio sounds like? Do you really need numerous number of components for it to sound that good? Does brand and price really matter? Do you really need high output power capacity on components you install? Based on my experience, the best sounding car audio is the simplest one you can put in. Yes, it comprises decent head unit, ample powered bridgeable four channels amplifier, with built in crossover. Mid bass speakers upfront with a pair of tweeters to handle high frequency sound. A 12" sub woofer for bass production. The Set Up -Head unit - I prefer Alpine CDA9887 with all its bells and whistles I love the 6-band EQ (Multi EQ Technology) as well as the built in crossover. You may google the specs. Its not just a matter of swapping the old unit with a new one. Proper splicing, insulating, and cable (to match the old cabling with the one that comes with a new unit) harnessing plays a major role in such set up to ensure safe radio operation...

Rice Farming

Few years back, rice pricing is still acceptable to farmers unlike today, where it gone down to 12-14 pesos per kilo (depending on variety -ramble or long grain). Despite of exorbitant amount incurred in planting rice that includes manpower, seedlings, fertilizers, molluscicides  and pesticides/herbicides, farmers are forced to continue to strive and bite the bullet in  the hope that eventually things will normalized in the next few years. Not known to everyone, the problem is brought  by the global trading affecting both production ad selling. With the government's program to provide loan assistance to farmers, one might think that this would be the solution to augment the operational cost. Hence, lessen the  impact of cheap rice selling price.  It's too good to be true the mentioned assistance (though insignificant enough to help the small farmers) has one big downfall -implementation and monitoring. The government allocated enough budget for all farmers w...