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 The sound that comes from your car is quite important to you the owner and any passengers on board. As such, there is need to ensure that when shopping for a car music system, your results are accurate and satisfactory to you. The audio system is composed of three main components; head unit/radio, amplifier and speakers. To ensure your system is the best, consider each of the below components.

1. Head unit
This is also referred to as the radio and it’s the most basic and visible component. Its main role is controlling the entire music system as well as generating the audio signal. While shopping for the radio, you should consider its size; will it fit perfectly in your car? Quality and budget; will it produce a sound quality and how does the cost fit in your budget? Advanced features; does your radio contain more detailed displays such as the touch screen monitor which makes it easier to control and adjust?

2. Amplifier
The role of the amplifier is to increase the strength of the audio signal generated by the radio to drive the speakers. Consider shopping for a separate one which provides more clean power than any car stereo. High-quality cables are important in your amplifier.
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3. Speakers
Their role is to reproduce the sound. The speakers that you shop for should have more clarity and give a maximum bang. The materials of the speakers should ensure sound quality and be durable. Various types of speakers include full range and component speaker systems.
Other than considering each of the above components, other factors you should put in mind are expandability-does your audio system allows the use of USB connections and Bluetooth to allow you add your favourite music? Security is also a factor to consider-shop for detachable face plates or one that uses security codes to protect from theft.  Consider the above factors when looking for the best music and sound from your car.
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Spent several months testing the market for sauerkraut in Phoenix, AZ. Spoke at an international conference about working on electric trains for fun and profit.

​Prior to my current job I was working on human brains in Washington, DC. Spent 2002-2010 promoting chess sets for the government. Spent a year promoting hobos in the UK. Spent several years testing the market for accordians with no outside help.
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