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This marine package from Boss Audio has everything you need to get your boat rocking. Includes the MR1520UA CD receiver, a pair of MR50W 5.25-inch marine speakers, ANT10 marine dipole antenna, and the MRC5 protective marine cover.

MR1520UA CD Receiver

This sleek marine receiver from Boss Audio lets you play back your favorite CDs, enjoy MP3 playback from USB devices or SD Cards, and connect external devices using the front-panel auxiliary input. A stylish foundation for your marine system, the MR1520UA features illuminated, touch-sensitive controls and an oversized black mask display, for a nice clean look.

Marine-Ready
The MR1520UA is ready to cope with the elements, featuring a UV-coated front panel and PC board with conformal coating.

Detachable Control Panel
Take your front panel with you for added security. The control panel features an oversized, active black mask display and illuminated control buttons.

AM/FM Radio
Enjoy your favorite radio programming with the PLL-synthesized tuner, featuring 24 station presets for instant access to your preferred stations, and switchable USA/Europe radio frequencies.

Auxiliary Input
The convenient front-panel auxiliary input (3.5mm mini jack) is a great way to enjoy audio from your iPod, MP3 player, or other external audio devices.

CD Player
Play back all your favorite CDs, including burnt CD-R/RW discs. The ESP anti-skip mechanism ensures your music isn't interrupted by any bumps in the road, and playback features such as a mute function, repeat mode, or intro scan are all included.

You can also enjoy your favorite MP3s, burnt to CD, with full ID3 tag display of artist/track info.

Dial in Your Sound
Choose from preset EQ response curves and make further adjustments with separate bass and treble controls.

A Loudness setting allows you to get full bass response at lower volumes.

USB and SD Connectivity
The MR1520UA features a front-panel USB port and SD Card jack, so you can instantly switch out USB thumb drives or SD cards with a fresh batch of MP3 tunes/podcasts/etc.

Plenty of Power
The MR1520UA provides 80 Watts through four channels, and front/rear 5V RCA preamp outputs.

Remote Included
A wireless remote control is included for convenient control of the system.

MR50W Marine Speakers

These 5.25-inch, two-way marine speakers handle 150 watts peak power, with poly injection cones and plastic grilles to handle the elements.

MR50W Specifications

• Power Handling, Peak: 150 Watts
• Impedance: 4 Ohms
• Frequency Response: 120Hz - 18kHz
• SPL (1 Watt/1 Meter): 90dB
• Cone Material: Poly Injection
• Voice Coil: 3/4-Inch Aluminum
• Tweeter: 1-Inch Mylar Dome
• Grilles: Plastic

MRANT10 Antenna

The MRANT10 marine dipole antenna helps you get great reception out on the water.

MRC5 Protective Cover

This universal marine radio cover installs over the front of your receiver, keeping it dry and protected.

What's in the Box

Boss MR1520UA Receiver, MR50W 5.25-Inch Marine Speakers (Pair), ANT10 Marine Dipole Antenna, MRC5 Protective Marine Cover, Remote Control, Mounting Hardware, User's Manual

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Dramatic writing is emotional. Far too often, new writers forget that tidbit of information. They get caught up in the plot and character development and do not think that perhaps their character needs to have feelings too.

Great dramatic writing is full of emotions. Not just fear and anger, but the entire spectrum of emotion. Just as life is a vast variety of emotional responses, so should your dramatic writing. Your characters and plot both need emotion to make them more realistic for your readers.

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There are so many wonderful emotions to choose from when writing your dramatic tale. A lot of writers ignore the unique ones, leaning toward the mundane and overused emotions. While those are important emotions, using a wider spectrum of emotions will go further to make your dramatic tale sing with feeling.

A Partial List of Emotions

Anxiety - extreme uneasiness.

Apathy - lack of emotion or interest.

Confusion - mentally uncertain.

Curiosity - eager to learn.

Despair - lose of all hope.

Excitement - stir up emotions of joy.

Fondness - strongly attracted or affectionate.

Forgiveness - to pardon a wrong.

Guilt - feeling responsible for an action.

Hostility - openly unfriendly.

Irritation - excite to anger.

Longing - feel a strong desire.

Passion - strong feelings especially of anger, love, or desire.

Resignation - give up deliberately.

Revenge - inflict harm in return for a wrong.

Shame - distress over guilt.

Sympathy - expression of sorrow for another's misfortune.

Worry - feeling of concern or anxiety.

These are just a few of the emotions that I find are not used often enough by drama writers. There are many more, but this list should be enough to get you thinking.

When writing your tale, do not forget your own personal experiences. Think about the time you lost a love, got that promotion, or were almost in a car accident. The feelings and emotions of those events can be used to make your character and plot more real for your reader.

Emotions are one of the keys to keeping the character moving forward through the plot. If your character is unemotional he will not be motivated and your plot will fall flat. But emotion used correctly will make your readers become mentally vested in what your character is doing and why he is doing it.

Using emotion to convey your dramatic story is not a new idea. But it is one that will help bring your story to life and make your reader keep reading until he finds out how your tale ends.

Using Emotions in Your Dramatic Writing

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