Tag: car audio

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19
Dec

The Most Sought-After Tech Upgrades for Lyft and Uber Drivers

If you are a rideshare driver, you understand just how important client experience is. Those 5-star reviews determine your success as a driver and directly contribute to your ability to make money. The right tech can both enhance the client’s experience and make your job easier and more enjoyable. Here are some of the essential upgrades you should consider. Dashboard

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3
Oct

How to Upgrade a Car Stereo System Without Breaking the Bank

At Soundiego, we understand that a tight budget and a desire to maximize your listening experience are not mutually exclusive. We’re willing to work with you to help you design the best custom stereo system for your vehicle within your means. Here are a few quick tips to get you thinking about the best options for you. Replace speakers first

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3
Jan

3 Factors That May Be Impacting Your Speaker Quality

One of the first things a person will usually want to change when they upgrade a car stereo system is the speakers. This may be simply to get clearer or more powerful sound. However, it may also be because the old speakers don’t sound right anymore. They may make a cracking or popping sound, be too quiet, or perhaps make

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2
Nov

Car Audio Talk: Is a Head Unit Same Thing as a Receiver?

The world of car audio systems uses a lot of terms that are unknown to people outside of the sector. So we wanted to dedicate an article to clear up two words that are frequently confused. A head unit and a receiver are actually very similar, so the confusion is understandable. Here’s the short version: All receivers are head units,

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7
Apr

Frequently Asked Questions About Speaker Wire

When you are thinking about a new car stereo system, the wiring is probably more of an afterthought when compared to the head unit or subwoofer. However, the details matter when you want great sound quality, so here are the answers to a few common questions. Is It Always Better to Use Lower Gauge Wire? Not necessarily. A lower gauge

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