Electronixwarehouse.com Touts “Learn Before You Buy” Concept

April 12, 2012 - PRLog -- “We here at Electronixwarehouse want you to be a fully armed and dangerous audio consumer. To attain this exalted condition, you will need to know the terms, the technology, the schemes and tricks of the trade.”

So reads the introductory paragraph of one of the largest and most comprehensive stereo technical information and education resources on the Web. This section on the Electronixwarehouse.com website includes over 50 pages packed with easy-to-understand audio/stereo education information. It helped set the industry standard for free online technical assistance over 13 years ago, when Electronixwarehouse.com was born. Today, as the website completes its third major overhaul and redesign, the company’s philosophy remains the same:

“Regardless of who you eventually choose to buy from, we recommend that you spend some time reading through our Tech section before making a purchase. In this section, you will find more than you ever wanted to know about audio/stereo equipment and systems but were afraid to ask.”

Over the years, this offering of free audio/stereo technical information has brought Electronixwarehouse to the attention of numerous Q&A services and websites who link to the section’s pages for answers to questions asked by the public. The comprehensive and clear definitions and explanations cover subjects like General Speaker Information; How to Choose Speakers; About Woofers; About Midrange Speakers; About Tweeters; About Dual Cone/Voice Coil Speakers; About Full-Range Multi-Way Speakers; About Power Capacitors; About Crossovers; About Equalizers; About Enclosures/Boxes; About Theile-Small Parameters; About Amplifiers; How To Install An Amplifier; About Reducing Noise; Understanding Power Ratings; About Receivers/Head Units; Installing a Receiver; Installing LED/Neon Lighting; Choosing the Right Tools; Frequently Asked Technical Questions;  and Home-Stereo Technical Information.

“From the very beginning, we have felt that our mission went far beyond simply providing consumers with a great source of discount stereo and electronics products,” says Marketing Director R. LeBeaux. “Our tech staff agreed early on that the deceptive tactics of many car stereo manufacturers needed to be exposed and the consumer educated in exactly what aspects of the products they planned to purchase were important and how to understand them. This is why we decided to make consumer education a primary goal and set out to develop an extensive stereo education section.”

The Technical Advice and Assistance section, which can be accessed at: http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/education/main.htm , also includes a Glossary of Technical Terminology (http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/education/glossary.htm) and a page of links to over 100 Stereo/Audio Manufacturers’ Websites (http://www.electronixwarehouse.com/education/mfgr-links.htm)