Why is the aftermarket car audio system the best choice?

Your car is equipped with a factory-installed sound system, right? They sound great, aren't they? Wait until you see and hear the aftermarket settings.

There are several reasons why the aftermarket car audio system will beat the factory installed system on any given day.

After-sale car audio products...

* They have superior performance.

* They offer you a wider range of options.

* They are manufactured by companies that have a reputation for car audio.

* If it is not an after-sale option, some things are not possible in the audio settings.

* You can choose the product that suits your taste.

* For similar car dealer options, the cost you get is much lower.

*The products you get are produced by professional manufacturers.

*The products you get are more reliable and practical

This is the sum of the advantages of an aftermarket car audio system over OE [Original Equipment] products.
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  To press home, let us use the car CD changer and radio as an example...

The combination of an aftermarket CD changer and a CD changer interface provides a superior but cheaper alternative to the CD changer offered by car dealers. This is because you can pay an average of $550 to $800 for CD converters for your car dealers, which are not built with the most reliable and best performing components. This is mainly due to the huge profit margins that car dealers choose to use.

After-sales CD changer is more reliable, more powerful and better overall performance. The most important advantage is that they produce a much better sound. The after-sales CD changer also plays CD-R and CD/RW discs, and the CD changer provided by the dealer will play CD-R in most cases [although they do not guarantee this], but they will not play. CD / RW disc.

In the past, factory installed radios [standardly suitable radios] had a relatively low power output of about 3 to 5 watts RMS. However, the latest factory-installed radios have been greatly improved with power outputs up to 100 watts. These numbers represent 25 watts, peak & #39; power per channel x 4 [which basically means x 4 speakers]. When used for any length of time [continuous], this translates to approximately 10 watts RMS x 4 channels.

In contrast, the aftermarket radios [retails produced by retail stores], such as the best-selling Alpine, Kenwood, Panasonic and Sony brands, have a basic model with an output of 45 watts x 4.

Why is higher power output better?

Extra power will produce a more refined sound. Your speakers are also better protected. This is because you can damage your speakers more easily by forcing it.

Sounds weird? This is why......

When you power the amplifier, it sends a sine wave to your speakers. That's fine, if your amplifier can easily extract the power you want, that's the case. However, when you ask for more volume from a relatively small power amplifier, you can send a square wave instead of a sine wave.
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  Speakers found that these square waves were very difficult to deal with. Result...

Your speaker is baked.

Adding an aftermarket radio allows you to carry a removable security panel with you when you leave the car. By the way, all new radios come with a sturdy casing for detachable panels. If you add an aftermarket CD or CD/MP3 converter, there will be no obvious signs of adding drivers, so the risk of theft will be very low.

The advantages of after-sales radio do not stop there. You will also experience improved FM reception, better design and appearance. If you want to integrate other devices [such as CDs, MP3 or MD converters and amplifiers, etc.], add the option to extend the system. Coupled with the cost savings of purchasing additional equipment, you'll find that the benefits increase dramatically.

So you see...

The aftermarket is the way to go.

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