Sound systems in cars are often better than
the ones at home and some people lucky enough to be able to buy a brand new luxury
limousine enjoy nineteen and twenty speaker systems running off a top of the
range amplifier.
I am told the sound in some luxury cars is
quite awesome although I have not had the pleasure of listening myself.
Once you get into the league of spending
quarter of a million pounds on a luxury new motor the manufacturer having put
in ten thousand pounds worth of audio is not going to complete the car without
making sure it has excellent dampening.
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The simple act of dampening a car creates
near perfect acoustics just like a modern symphony hall. The object is to
prevent any street or engine sounds from being heard inside the car and the
sound system crystal clear as a consequence.
If you are old enough you will remember the
days when a car in the radio was considered a luxury! Only the best makes fitted
them as standard and even then they were of poor quality with just one mono
speaker fitted in the dash.
Upgrading the car audio in your old car today can easily be done as long as you
take the precaution of checking dimensions. In other words, if you are
upgrading the head unit it is essential to have a new one exactly the same size
as the one currently fitted.
The same applies to speakers in doors or
parcel shelf. If they are six inch then the new ones must also be that size to
fit in the recess unless you are turning the car into a mobile jukebox with
giant new woofers and tweeters with extra amplifier all filling the boot.
Everything to do with in car entertainment,
or ICE for short, can be sourced and bought online at the In Car Music store
where it is also possible to buy many other accessories including car security
and reversing systems.
To build a better car audio http://www.incarmusic.co.uk/
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