We explore the science of choosing between two good subwoofers or one great subwoofer in a car audio system.
Shining a Light on Headlight Beam Patterns: What You Need to Know
If you plan on upgrading the lighting on your car, truck, or SUV, it’s paramount that the changes you make don’t negatively affect the beam pattern.
Managing Large Music Collections in Your Car
A discussion of different ways car radios allow you to access large music collections on a USB memory stick.
Stay Ahead of Thieves: The Power of GPS Tracking and Location Alerts!
Secure your car like never before with geofence alerts! Learn how GPS tracking and location alerts are the best security option.
Product Spotlight: Mosconi Pro 4|30
The Mosconi Pro 4|30 amplifier was designed to be reliable and sound great. Let’s look at this high-power four channel amplifier.
Why Battery Voltage is Key to Your Car Audio Amp’s Performance
Wondering how battery voltage affects amp output? Discover tips to power up your car audio performance today!
Product Spotlight: Focal PS 165 SF
If you are in the market for a set of speakers to enhance your mobile audio system, visit a local authorized Focal dealer and ask about the Focal PS 165 SF Slatefiber set.
DSP Features You Might Not Have Known Existed
We pull back the curtain to explore DSP features that most consumers didn’t know existed. DSP does more than audio systems sound better.
How Audio Signals Sum Around Crossover Points
Crossovers are an essential part of designing any audio system. From the passive designs used with a bookshelf or floor-standing speaker to three- and four-way electronic designs employed in car audio systems, ensuring signals combine correctly is crucial for delivering great sound. Crossovers can have different frequencies, slopes, and alignments. Understanding how audio signals from […]
Unlocking the Secrets of Human Hearing: Understanding Weighting Curves in Audio
Though it might surprise you, human hearing is significantly more sensitive to some frequencies than others. You can think of this phenomenon as our built-in frequency response. However, unlike a speaker or amplifier, variations are not something we want to compensate for in an audio system—at least, not directly. Let’s discuss how human hearing works […]