There are many factors that determine the quality and performance of sound systems. One of the key factors is that it is a system with full dynamic range. Full-range systems sound much clearer and more detailed than restricted-range systems.

The output power of the sound system is also an important factor. The Watt or power rating of the system is the number of decibels it can produce. This is explained by the distortion of the sound that sounds great at medium volumes, especially at low or high volume levels. Low power systems are not a good choice for situations where the sound is expected to be nice and loud.

Another factor is total harmonic distortion. The value of the sound system describes how close the quality of the sound output by the speakers is to its original source.

The source of the sound affects how it sounds on the sound system. It is necessary to evaluate the potential of the system correctly.

Sound systems should focus on technical capabilities, not dimensions. Dimensions are rarely related to the quality of the system. Contrary to popular belief, the perception that the bigger the sound system, the more impressive it will sound is wrong.

Some audio characteristics, such as the balance between high and low frequencies, are purely a matter of personal preference. The best ears decide whether the stereo system is even. The sound system should be tested with a variety of sources and at different volume levels.

It undergoes many tests to allow the affixing of the QLabel quality label on the sound systems. For consumers, the QLabel label is a proof of the high performance and quality of the product.

Our organization's workalso draws its strength from its experienced staff and advanced technological facilities, and is based on current legal regulations and standards developed by domestic and foreign organizations. It also offers QLabel quality label services for sound systems within the scope of electronic devices to requesting persons and organizations.