BUSINESS &

ADMINISTRATION

THE HISTORY OF HOME AUDIO SYSTEM

Give opinions and show agreement

NAME: Claudio Araya Hernández

CAREER: Business Administration Engineering
COURSE: English IV
PROFESSOR: Alonso Alfaro F.
DATE: November 5th, 2018
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The one piece hi-fi system looks great, and show it in front of friends maybe be a good idea, they have a
turntable, radio and 2 speaker set.

The Component Stereo system have the best audio quality, in the highlights can be the turntable, the
cassette player, receiver an radio.

If you are a single men with a lot of money, the best option is the component stereo, because it is the most
sexy audio system.

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Compact cassette was very popular in the 80’s, has a reasonable stereo audio quality and was cheap.

Reel to reel is a unit usually used in the audio studio recorder, has 8 tracks to record the audio.

In my opinion, the best option is the compact cassette, is cheaper than reel to reel and have a good audio
quality.

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Digital audio player have the same quality of the cd player, but, if you were planning on recording, CD
burners would be easier to find and more cheaper than DAT. Plus its much easier extracting the files off of
the CD recorder that burning from DAT.

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Boombox is the all-in-one for excellence, radio-cassette player, record, portable, and great look and feel.

Walkman was the first personal portable cassette player, Sony had sold hundred of millions of its iconic
cassette players. We take portable music for granted these days. Any commuter in any city in the world
have a pair of headphones on as they walk, bike, or ride to their destination.

In my view, Walkman is the best option than Boombox because is more portable and individual.

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Today, the audio systems are compact and have a lot of functionality, like Bluetooth, airplay, sharing music
and other things. From my point of view, all of this are very comfortably, but neither compare with the
audio quality of the older stereo systems.