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Opinion piece from me in the WIPR - World IP Review on whether the rise of the electric car heralds the rise of the sound trade mark. This develops a theme from the recent Porsche sound mark decision. World IP Review is subscription based. https://lnkd.in/eFYKfAEs #trademark #trademarks #soundtrademarks #electriccars

Here's the scoop. Most buyers need a product that is good enough at its technical task (like amplification, or displaying an image) but that they also like and enjoy in terms of appearance or function. It also needs to be the right price, and available for them to purchase. Long story short, there's more to picking gear than choosing what has the best measurements, and there is more to reviewing gear than searching for technical flaws and making mountains out of molehills. Now, I get that there is a significant audience of enthusiasts that respond to the measurements approach. The "show me the spins" and "what's the SINAD number" crowd, as it were. And there's reviewers who see this and preach to the choir. More power to them! However... Car analogies kind of suck but they work in a lot of situations. So, with the AV hobby, the measurement geeks who lecture music lovers are like someone who's into car racing telling someone buying their next daily commuter car that the most important things to know are exactly how much torque the car outputs when running at 7,000 rpm and how that translates to 1/4 mile times at sea level on a windless day. Meanwhile what most car shoppers want is a car that looks good, performs well, is easy to drive, has a good sound system!!!! and is reliable. They really don't care about the performance minutia that the measurements crowd obsesses over. Same goes for audio.

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The Power of Simplicity in Advertising Advertisements are becoming increasingly complex, it is refreshing to see a brand like #RollsRoyce sticking to the simplicity principle. Their advertisements feature a stunning image of the brand, - No fancy graphics, - No loud music, - No celebrity endorsement. By stripping away the noise and focusing on the essence of the brand makes clear and effective communication to the audience. Simplicity in advertising is not just about being minimalistic, it is about being bold, confident, and clear in your message. Omar Abedin Iqtidar Ahmad Kamran Tariq Wareesha Abbasi Erika Bornshin Syed Rawaha Arif Asim Rafiq FCA Syed Ali Hasham Syed Ali Imam Luqman Maqbool https://lnkd.in/dSjn5Qqu

And other detail I noticed is integrated dashboard led screen.Do you know what makes it great?The shadow around the screen.

How Does a Car Sound System Work: Unveiling the Magic to read more visit here: #caraudio #caraudio system #carsound#carsoundsystem

Discover the reasons behind the split of Yamaha's motor vehicle and audio divisions in our latest blog post. Gain insights into the decision-making process and the implications it holds for both divisions. Read the full post here: https://ift.tt/uwegqOY

📢 Exciting update! Learn about the recent split of Yamaha's Motor Vehicle and Audio Divisions in our latest blog post. Discover the factors behind this strategic decision and the potential impact on both divisions. Dive into the details here: https://ift.tt/uwegqOY

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