Custom Car Audio system consists of aftermarket components that improve your factory-installed audio system. This can include a new head unit and/or amplifiers.

Speakers are the main components in your car stereo and play an important role in sound quality. You can upgrade your existing speakers with a new set that’s tailored to your music preferences and budget.

Customized car audio systems are unique and one-of-a-kind, offering a visual appeal that will catch the eye of any car enthusiast. Using high-quality speakers, custom enclosures, and eye-catching LED lighting effects, your audio system can be made to stand out from the crowd. Our experienced technicians can create a custom solution that will transform your driving experience and immerse you in stunning audio.

The quality of your speakers is the most important element of any sound upgrade. However, the rest of the system is also essential to your audio enjoyment. This includes the head unit, amplifiers, and subwoofers. A premium speaker brand can help you experience music the way it was intended, while a subwoofer adds amazing depth and bass to your system.

Adding a powerful amplifier can maximize the performance of your speakers, giving you studio- or concert-like audio.  We offer a wide variety of amplifier solutions to meet any budget and performance goals.

With advances in technology, it is now possible to integrate a variety of critical vehicle information into the stereo head unit, including tire pressure monitoring, engine monitoring, oil change reminders, and more. Our experts can customize your installation to incorporate these features and make it a breeze to stay safe, keep up with maintenance, and enjoy next-level music.

Old factory stereos often lack the necessary hands-free calling features to safely and conveniently use your phone while you drive. Our experts can upgrade your stereo to include Bluetooth integration so you can safely answer text messages and calls without taking your eyes off the road. We can also add Apple CarPlay or Android Auto to give you access to all of your favorite apps.

Sound Quality

When you want to turn your daily commute or long road trip into a musical journey, you need the right audio equipment. Using a superior car audio system can transform your driving experience into an immersive auditory experience that will engage all of your senses and elevate your music to new heights. To achieve this goal, there are a number of key elements that need to be taken into consideration. These include acoustic design, speaker placement, soundproofing options, and wireless connectivity.

Identifying your sound preferences and requirements is an essential first step to designing the ideal car audio sound system. For example, some people may prefer a more bass-heavy sound experience, while others may want to hear their music with crystal-clear clarity. After determining your preferences and requirements, you can choose the appropriate speakers and amplifiers.

In addition to providing high-quality music playback, a superior car audio system can also enhance the audio clarity of your factory stereo. This can make it easier to listen to music, podcasts, and sports broadcasts without being distracted by the quality of your speakers or the lack of clarity in the audio.

If you’re ready to upgrade your factory sound system and take your music listening experience to the next level, contact Mobile One Auto Sound today. We can help you find the perfect audio equipment to meet your needs, and we offer professional installation services so you can enjoy your music at its full potential.

Speakers

If you’re looking to upgrade your car audio and elevate your driving experience, a custom system will provide the best value. During a consultation with an experienced installer, you can customize your system to fit your specific needs and preferences. From choosing a new set of speakers to selecting an amplifier that can power them, a skilled technician will help you select the best products for your vehicle.

A new set of speakers can make a huge difference in your sound quality, as factory systems are often limited in their ability to produce high-frequency details and bass frequencies. In contrast, a quality set of speakers can produce crisp and clear audio that mimics your music as the artist intended. Choosing the right speaker material is also crucial, as different materials perform across different frequency ranges. For example, a woofer made from polypropylene will have a lightweight and stiff design that can reproduce low frequencies without distortion.

When evaluating speaker performance, look for a sensitivity rating that indicates how much power the speaker can handle on a continuous basis. This number should be listed in watts per square inch (W/SI). The higher the sensitivity rating, the more powerful the speaker will be. You can also check a speaker’s power handling specifications to determine its maximum peak output.

A top-notch sound system can enhance the resale value of your vehicle, as potential buyers will be more impressed by your ride’s entertainment capabilities. If you’re ready to take your car audio to the next level, contact the professionals at TAS Electronics. They offer top-of-the-line products, professional installation services, and warranty coverage to ensure that your investment is protected.

Amplifiers

A power amplifier converts an electrical signal into a higher-level signal that drives speakers. Whether you’re looking to upgrade the performance of your factory stereo system or add more channels, we can help. We offer a wide selection of car audio components and accessories, including high-quality speakers, amplifiers, equalizers, and more. We can also handle bespoke installation services, so you can get your new system in place and playing at its best.

An amplifier’s efficiency is measured in decibels (dB), a logarithmic unit of measure that’s prefixed by the letter “b” to form the term “decibel,” which means one tenth (1/10th) of a Bel (Belovin). The higher an amplifier’s efficiency, the more power it can deliver with a given input power.

To increase an amplifier’s efficiency, its output transistors are designed with different circuit topologies. These different circuit topologies range from near-linear output stages with low efficiency to class B output stages that are twice as efficient.

Linear output stages are expensive to build because they require large slabs of metal as heat sinks and fans to cool them. Their poor efficiency also makes them unsuitable for many applications, such as flat-screen TVs, where space is at a premium.

In contrast, class D output stages are more efficient because they switch between full sink and full source in a ratio that corresponds to the highest audio frequency to be reproduced. This reduces turn-on losses in the output transistors and the associated LC filter, as well as resistance losses in the output wiring. To further minimize losses, the area of traces that carry high-frequency currents should be kept as small as possible (using twisted pairs is helpful), and the nonoverlap time between gate-drive and drain-drive cycles should be short to prevent large reverse-recovery current spikes.

Wiring

A quality wiring setup is crucial for getting the best possible sound from your new car stereo system. Without the right wiring, you can lose out on a lot of your investment in speakers and amplifiers. Additionally, bad wiring can be a safety hazard, as it can be a trip hazard for people getting in and out of your vehicle.

A good way to avoid this issue is to purchase a wiring harness that comes with a kit for your car’s audio installation. These wiring harnesses are color-coded, so it’s less likely to make a mistake when connecting wires. They also have a terminal that connects all the wires so they are all in one place, which makes installing your new stereo much easier.

There are several other items that can affect your speaker’s performance, including the type of speaker you choose, how much power you use, and where you mount the speakers. The location of the amplifier and how it is mounted can also affect your sound quality. It is also important to have a proper ground wire setup. This is done by ensuring the ground wire is connected to a metal section of your vehicle’s frame and not directly to the battery.

Many people think that adding a car audio amplifier is hopelessly complicated and that they should leave it to a professional. However, this is not always necessary if you know how to install an amp yourself. Before you begin, it’s a good idea to create an organized checklist of everything that is needed for the installation. This will save you a lot of time and ensure that you do not forget any essentials.