Whether you’re interested in DVD for video playback, or simply for its massive MP3 audio storage capacity, Kenwood’s new DVD based head units are well worth checking out.
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Sony have announced that their second SACD in-car unit is due to hit the market shortly.
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As mobile phones with integrated MP3 players become increasingly popular, finding a way to integrate these with an existing car audio system has become a more and more popular request from end users. Head units with Bluetooth integration are becoming increasingly common, but for those who already own a good quality unit, the cost of upgrading can be difficult to justify.
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For many years, the marine market has traditionally been served by car audio products, which most closely fitted the needs of marine users - but which could suffer from reliability issues due to exposure to the harsh marine environment. Read the rest of this entry »
With the launch of the new MEX-DV1000, Sony have become the first manufacturer to offer a car audio head unit including Super Audio CD (SACD) support.
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The new Performance, Tuning & Modified Show will be venue for an official EMMA UK organised sound-off event.
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Throughout Europe, members of the car audio will be eagerly anticipating the opening of CAR + SOUND, one of the world’s largest shows within the mobile electronics sector. The show is an ideal venue for suppliers, distributors and others from within the automotive industry to get together to discuss business, to find out about new products and to witness some of Europe’s best demo cars.
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Take your digital music collection on the road with Sony’s new MEX-BT2500 in car CD tuner with integrated Bluetooth™ connectivity
Modern digital lifestyles mean that nobody likes to be stuck without their personal music collection or their mobile phone especially when they’re on the move.
The new Pioneer DEH-P7900UB is now available from UK car audio dealers.
The unit is Pioneer’s first unit with integrated USB. The USB input exits from the rear of the unit on a lead approximately 1m in length.