The installer is responsible for accidents?
Installing a car audio shop in-dash mobile video player and a device built security lock bypass. Consequently, the vehicle owner can watch movies while driving. This causes an accident that causes the death of a passenger in another vehicle. It is determined that the distraction of the video screen has contributed to the accident. If the car audio store are the responsibility? If the owner Store or installer to face criminal charges?
These are the "trial of McDonald's coffee is too hot" syndrome. If you are stupid enough to defeat a safety device ... Well, it's natural selection! __________________ On a side note. You've often said "Many people believe that the distortion is bad for the subs ..." This is not a distortion that hurts the submarines, the type of distortion, as there many types of distortion and only a few that cause harm. Clipping is a form of distortion of what happens when an amp is overloaded, which occurs when it comes to increasing the voltage or current beyond its limits. Distortion refers to any type of deformation of a waveform, opposite the entrance. It looked very well summed up: I can do speakers with 100% discount on all square wave signals through the day without any problems and limitations thermal and mechanical speaker are not exceeded. Can feed a speaker 100% distortion all day without damage to the extent that the thermal limits and mechanics of the speaker are not exceeded. I can overcome the heat and / or mechanical limits of a speaker and watch it fail in the short term. These are electrical and physical truths and everything else is a myth. polylog happy!
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