Fidelity: A term used to describe the accuracy of recording, reproduction, or general quality of audio processing. Getting it 'high' is every designer's goal

 

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Fidelity: A term used to describe the accuracy of recording, reproduction, or general quality of audio processing. Getting it 'high' is every designer's goal

Institue of High Fidelity (IHF): The premier institution for high fidelity whose standards have come to be universally recognized in application to the operation and design of sound re-enforcement and reproduction equipment.

Blanket Fidelity Bond: SEC-required insurance coverage that brokerage firms are required to have in order to cover fraudulent trading by employees.

Delusions Of Infidelity: (pathological jealousy, delusional jealousy, Othellos syndrome) delusional belief that ones spouse or lover is being unfaithful.

High Fidelity: A method of sound reproduction that emphasizes the highest possible adherence to the exact character of the original sound. This is a principal that must be paramount in every stage of the r . . . View Full Definition

WiFi: Wireless Fidelity - Otherwise known as Wireless Networking, commonly using the 802.11b protocol. Hardware that displays the WiFi logo claims 802.11b compliance should interconnect seamlessly.

Definition: In terms of the image quality of film and television, definition refers to the capability of the visual medium to separate and depict detail. Sometimes termed resolution.

Surround: The surround is the flexible ring around the edge of the speaker cone. In conjunction with the inner suspension element called a Spider, it determines the overall impedance of the speaker. P . . . View Full Definition

Sound Power: The total amount of acoustical energy produced by a sound source and measured in Joules per second. The degree to which this measurement is constant( or linear)with respect to frequency, is . . . View Full Definition

Coloration: A term used to describe levels of audio Distortion that cause serious departures from a true High Fidelity rendition of the original signal.