How Powersports Saved My Business – A 12-Volt Rep’s Journey: In the early part of 2020, I lost three major 12-volt lines Hertz, Audison, and Connection. I honestly thought after twenty-five years in Car Audio; I might have to make … Continue Reading →
Hertz New Mille 8 Inch Subwoofer
I know what your thinking, “do we really need another subwoofer”? But what makes the Mille 8 inch subwoofer different? With most amplifiers getting smaller and smaller in the past … Continue Reading →
Sony new RSX-GS9 – Digital Media Player
Finally, a mainstream head unit company puts some money into technology and tooling in the digital arena! Sony’s new RSX-GS9 is long overdue, and the industry is taking notice. To … Continue Reading →
SA – Special Application Amplifier from Memphis Car Audio?
What does this term mean? Isn’t an automotive amplifier an amplifier? Is it color, special power ratings, or something different? Special Application means simply it fits. They are 5.4 x … Continue Reading →
Six Channels/DSP/EQ and 3-way Input Summing Amplifier?
Audiotec-Fischer’s new six-channel amplifier with built-in DSP/EQ and high wattage high-level input with six-channel of summing capability is simply a work of art – try to say that fast. The … Continue Reading →
100 x 4 Watt – CD Player from Sony the MEX-XB100BT?
We haven’t seen anything new in the single din market in a few years, but then Sony came out with a 100×4 watt head unit in a single din chassis! … Continue Reading →
The Distortion of Sound
This video “Distortion of Sound” from http://www.distortionofsound.com has a fascinating view of the music industry today. It provides an interesting parallel to the car audio industry as people focus on the … Continue Reading →
So…you want to buy a Subwoofer?
Buying a woofer? I received dozens of comments and questions on this subject last week. This is a loaded question. The absolute most important comment I can make is: match … Continue Reading →
Choosing a Subwoofer?
Choosing a Subwoofer seems simple. You can search the Internet or read the “The Loud Speaker Cookbook,” and then you will be an expert. You can learn about “Xmax” and “QTS,” … Continue Reading →
OEM Integration: Part III – Welcome to the Next Generation
The biggest issue with OEM Integration is the factory equalizers and time alignment, as stated in OEM Integration Part II. Manufacturers are now using digital amplifiers that are connected directly … Continue Reading →
OEM Integration: Part II – Knowing is Half the Battle!
The next step in OEM integration is how to get around the factory “EQs” or “Noise cancellation” systems. Let’s break down these OEM features: EQs or Equalizers – General Motors … Continue Reading →