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Thinking of buying new car speakers? The car speakers market will see a huge growth in five years. We’re already seeing the progress today. HARMAN, a key player in the industry, recently launched its JBL car audio equipment line in India. And as more car sound systems pour into the market, the more choices car owners have when it comes to replacing their factory speakers. …

While most late model cars now come equipped with better speakers than ever in the past, they’re usually subpar to the ears of true music lovers. Take into consideration the fact that so many people listen to music from laptop and phone speakers. If you really want great audio, you should install car speakers that fit your standards. While there are many components like wire …

If you frequent any of the popular car audio forums, you’ll notice that this question “how to break in a subwoofer” comes up quite a bit. So, is it real or just a myth? Let’s find out. Breaking in a subwoofer is a matter of serious debate in the car audio enthusiast community. Some insist that it’s absolutely necessary while others say it’s not. However, …

So you’ve decided to upgrade your car stereo system? Don’t ever forget to put “adding a sound deadening material” on your to do list. Sound deadening materials are very effective at making your sound system perform at its very best. Have you ever noticed that the music sounds great in your car when you’re parked than when you’re on the road? Have you ever asked …

Who doesn’t want to enjoy superior sound quality when driving – especially when the trip is going to take hours? A car can be a great place to enjoy music, but so many people still put up with relatively low sound quality that they’d never tolerate at home. Others, particularly wannabe audiophiles upgrade their sound systems, but make common installation mistakes that compromise sound quality …

So your car stereo system sound impressive in the parking lot or in your garage, but when you’re on the highway or just driving around town, it leaves a lot to be desired. The distortion kicks in, the sound gets muddy, the overall volume drops, and the bass disappears. By the time you get home your ears are numb from the pounding and your music …