No, unfortunately if we permitted that practice for one individual we would have to do it for everyone-consequently tying up our phone lines- just playing tunes all day. There is no way for us to supply samples of music to the public given our huge list. We initially tried to offer this service but "wound up" (excuse the pun) basically doing that all day and could not remain profitable. We hope you understand.

Since you're reading this page, you're probably at a computer that has an internet connection. If it has a sound card and either speakers or headphones, the only other thing you need is audio player software that supports MP3 streaming. There are several free programs available including Apple’s iTunes (it plays on Windows too, not just Macintosh). We also recommend the free version of Winamp for Windows computers.

That’s an easy one… at the top of every new show post there is a red & blue icon with a play button. Press that and the show will begin playing automatically. You can also use the handy “Pickle Player” icon to your right.

To enjoy the full dynamics of todays Spectral Recorded motion picture soundtracks, we recommend listening on your car radio or bringing a quality portable FM Stereo Radio. We have the latest in FM Stereo Micro-vicinity broadcast equipment for Drive-in Theatres, which provides the patron with near digital quality sound.

For best results we recommend you listen to the CD’s using high-stereo quality headphones. This is not necessary and you’ll still benefit by listening to the recording in open air.

The go in, stay in and tune in message is a simple way of ensuring your safety during the early stages of an emergency. Go indoors, close doors and windows and shut down ventilation systems (air con) if it is safe to do so. It may also be necessary to place damp towels in the gaps around doors and windows. Unless there is an obvious risk to the property this will give you good short-term protection against the vast majority of hazards.

We have migrated over to a custom player based on Quicktime. You need the standalone Quicktime player to listen to our audio posted after April 1, 2006. There is a link in the right hand sidebar to obtain the player. Note: The bundled version of Quicktime with Itunes does not work on some systems so be sure to get the standalone player ONLY. All airchecks posted prior to April 2006 remain in Real Audio format. You will need the latest version of the Real Player from www.realnetworks.com.

No. All you have to do to listen is to click one of the mediaplayer links in the tune-in section on the front page. For more options, and for some help in choosing the right one, you can click requirements on the menu bar. If the problems resist, drop us a line, please.

Absolutely not! Our programs are free for all to hear. We occasionally offer fee-based early access to programs under our QuickCast??????? service as a way to raise funds, but all programs are made available for free on our regular schedule.

The series is designed to start with tape #1 (Ten Level of Relaxation). This tape creates a deep level of relaxation, as well as imbedded commands the other tapes build upon. The other tapes may be listened to in any order and frequency. However, it is recommended that you listen to tape #6 (Maintenance and Future Pacing) after you have attained your desired goal.

No. You can listen to or download individual episodes one-by-one from our website. You just need a media player on your computer such as iTunes, Windows Media Player, WinAmp or Quicktime. But, just like a magazine, it's more convenient to subscribe because new episodes come to you.

No – very rarely will we attempt to play or watch a CD or DVD. We base our buying on appearance and salability. All used movies and music are exchangeable.

You use the provided easy to use tuning software to develop your own tuning map. This is done by driving up and down the road with someone else adjusting the fueling to keep the 'dot on the line'. Basically, you have a dot moving up and down which represents the current engine state, i.e. RPM and Manifold Pressure, and you also have a bar indicating whether the mixture is rich or lean , .

You can click the Audio icon at Bible View to listen to the NET Bible Audio New Testament. [back to top]

The FCC specifically mandates that assistive listening products cannot be used for two-way communication.

If you would still like to order a custom tune or a tune that is currently not made, we can make up that tune for you provided the owner gives us copyright approval. If you have written the tune yourself, then it is no problem at all. For information on obtaining the copyright approval, please click HERE. We will arrange it for your approval and then make up one unit of the musical component. The cost of the one unit is $349.00 plus $8.25 shipping in the US.

Yes, you can do it with keyboard input. Pull down the Options|Tune Radios menu, and you'll see a dialog box that enables you to select the radio you want to tune, and a field for keyboard input. If you are in flight, you can access the pull down menus without having to use Esc by pressing the Space Bar. However, there are a lot of shortcuts for tuning the radios. The two easiest are via the M and Shift-M keys. M brings up a Sectional, if one is available, and Shift-M brings up the Vector Map.

Set the bias mode to AC and select the desired AC bias reversal frequency (128 kHz is standard, other frequencies are available as an optional upgrade), then set both the COMPENSATION and SKEW levels to zero. Increase the BIAS level to maximize the V-Phi output. The V-Phi output should appear roughly sinusoidal but superposed with high-speed switching spikes (depending on the bias reversal frequency selected).

Generally, the first step is to adjust the appropriate signal drive levels (BIAS, MOD, and PHASE for LTS SQUIDs, plus SKEW and COMPENSATION for HTS SQUIDs) to maximize the V-Phi output. Then, set your spectrum analyzer for exponential averaging over a small number of samples, say 32, and adjust the frequency range to extend to several kHz or a few tens of kHz.

It's easy! Just go to the Music Stage, and click on the type of music you like. You'll see top ranked songs right there on the page, so you can start listening to the best right away. The player will play the next song in the channel automatically. (return to top)

Sitting up, in a comfortable chair, is best. People have been meditating in a sitting position for thousands of years because the energy travels more easily through the body in that position. If you have back problems or some other condition that prevents you from sitting up, you may lie down.

The standard way used to be to use a freeware MP3 player (like winamp) to play them on your PC. Recent technology in MP3 CD players mean that there are now MP3-playing DVDs, jamboxes, and portables on the market.

Your order can be tracked both online and on the phone. To make sure you receive your tracking numbers, please ensure that you input your correct e-mail address when checking out. This email address will be used by FedEx's online shipping system which will notify you when we ship your order. You will be provided with a tracking number via e-mail from FedEx giving you detailed tracking information including the expected delivery date.

Yes, you can order by telephone by calling our Internet Sales Department at (972) 733-4148. You may also choose to print out an order from and mail it to us with your check or credit card information. Finally, you may also e-mail us with your order and credit card information, if you choose.

You can choose the order of the music preparations yourself. However, you should make sure that you don't favour your "favourite pieces" excessively among the compositions. The best effect is achieved if you listen to the music preparations you have acquired roughly the same amount of time.

Any track over 1:30 in length within our catalogue is available for a 30-second preview before you order it. You can find all songs you've selected for download in the section titled Cart. Once you’ve completed downloading a file, it's removed from the Cart and moved to your “Order History” located in the “Manage Account” section. If for some reason you are unable to complete a download, you can simply go back to your “Order History”.