Definitions by hillsurfer
crossover
Electrical circuit used in a sound system to direct different frequencies to tweeters, woofers, and midranges or to power amps that power them. Passive crossovers use the power available, whereas active crossovers use powered devices such as transistors or op-amps to more cleanly divide the signal and are normally placed in the high impedence part of the circuit before the power amps.
I put active crossovers in my Maserati because I kept smoking the passive ones. My ride's system really hits hard now.
crossover by hillsurfer March 29, 2007
Anarchy
A form of non-government where each individual rules their own self and anyone else they can beat into submission.
"Anarchy is freedom without security, Tyranny is security without freedom." -- The Gray Dragon (alias hillsurfer)
Anarchy by hillsurfer March 29, 2007
Tyranny
"Anarchy is freedom without security, Tyranny is security without freedom." -- The Gray Dragon (alias hillsurfer)
Tyranny by hillsurfer March 29, 2007
Democrat
A member of the political party in the United States who believes the gubberment is supposed to provide anyone's basic needs who is unable to provide it for their self. This fallacy falls apart when people choose not to work and prefer to go on welfare because they can. Further decay will occur when items such as iPods, Cellphones, and Escalades are redefined as basic needs. See Socialist, Communist
Democrat by hillsurfer March 29, 2007
Hillsurfer
One who surfs hills using a 2007 Peterbilt 387 with an 18-speed and a Cat C-15 grossing 80,000 lbs +. Alternate: One who surfs hills using a snowboard.
Hillsurfer by hillsurfer March 29, 2007
impedence
The phone/phono jack input to an amp is usually a high-impedence circuit. It will not allow a high amount of current to flow into the amp. Woofers on the other hand are low-impedence devices which allow a large current flow from the amp to provide a massive amount of power to the people...unless you push too much and smoke em.
impedence by hillsurfer March 28, 2007