One of the cheapest and easiest upgrades for your car's audio system is a DIY subwoofer. A subwoofer improves the sound of your system by enhancing bass and adding depth to an otherwise flat-sounding system. Installing your own is simple and will have your system pumping in no time.
The stock speaker systems that come in many new cars are, to put it simply, are often lousy. Luckily, not only are after-market speakers a relatively cost-effective way to boost your car's audio capabilities, but also are generally easy to...
Quick SBN Demo & Walk-Around with the infamous American Bass Van! This thing had a crap load of amps installed in the back, and there was a lot of demoing going on when i filmed this, so please bare with the poor audio quality.
Introduction Component speaker systems use separate woofers, tweeters, and crossovers to send out detailed, dynamic sound. The crossovers send the low frequencies to the woofers and the highs to the tweeters, freeing up each driver to play with incredible clarity. Component speakers offer the listener greater imaging possibilities than full-range speakers via increased flexibility in placement, aim, and control.
A car can be a great place to enjoy music, but many commuters still put up with marginal sound quality that they'd never tolerate at home. Here are some tips on how to improve your vehicle's sound, whether you're listening on a simple factory system or a multi-channel amplified setup.
