With the progress in the automotive industry, car sound systems were created and improved. The first car acoustics were created over 50 years ago. From tube VHF receivers to modern four- and six-channel HI-End type speaker systems. Some music lovers install systems that can cost and sometimes exceed the cost of the machine itself.
Previously, a good system was considered to be an ordinary stereo radio tape recorder, to which 2 or four speakers with a 2 or 3-band range were connected. Today, these are complex multichannel speaker systems developed at factories aimed purely at car acoustics.
There are three categories of car sound systems, such as: HI-End - high, medium and budget.
Budget - cheap acoustics are often installed by the car manufacturer itself, as standard. This is a stereo installation with reduced functionality and the ability to read audio tracks from most modern media (CD, DVD, flash drive).
HI-End acoustics are installed in premium cars, but more often they are bought by the owner himself.
High-quality, clear sound can be achieved with a mid-range audio setup. First of all, you need to choose speakers with a power reserve so that the sound output of the system cannot produce more than the sound head can withstand. Often, when reproducing low frequencies, there is a rattling of plastic - elements of the car's interior, it depends on the care of the vehicle and on the quality of the car itself. And the last is the selection of the location of the speakers in the cabin.
When designing HI-End systems, great emphasis is placed on good sound quality. Since the interior of a car, even the most comfortable one, is not the best place for high-quality listening to music, it is very difficult to achieve a good result. It costs quite a bit of money to hire a good audio fitter, but the end result is worth it. After all, the atmosphere of complete immersion in music created by a real master is an inexpressible feeling.
