New Car Stereo VS Old Car Stereo

Posted by Amrit Mirpuri on February 8th, 2017

A car is incomplete without a stereo. Enjoying the soft strings of the guitar or the heavy thump of bass as the car whizzes past scenic splendor is the stuff of car possession dreams. While many cars have OEM car stereos, a lot of car users choose high end aftermarket models to bring life to sound reproduction. The following points will help to draw closer to the compelling reasons why a new car stereo will forever be a better choice than an old one.  

Choosing the right car stereos can turn an occasional listener to an audiophile
The right car stereo should have a mix of features that essentially make the experience wholly pleasing and satisfying. Rather than having to fumble around to get the best output, the car stereo should have easy plug and play options. Some of the desired features in a car stereo are:
•    Interface for multiple audio sources, such as usb, cds, dvd, mp3, AAC, and auxiliary input that supports universal connectivity
•    Smartphone connectivity
•    Radio
•    GPS
•    Power output
•    Easy interface with esthetic design

New car stereos can change the way music is enjoyed
New car stereos with two way or three way sound redefine the way music is enjoyed. Individual component speakers fetch high fidelity sound output, which means that every note, every soft treble is reproduced with greater clarity. Music, irrespective of the volume in which it is played needs to be heard without distortion. Old car stereos may not support all new formats, many of which add more joy to the experience, through high definition audio.

Compact deck size with more features, save on space while enhancing output
New car stereos, by virtue of advances in technology have shrunk in size, while packing more features. As dashboards turn into sleek and futuristic designs, the need is to have a system that blends in easily while providing high definition crisp audio. With new features such as GPS and navigation thrown in, it does become a valuable aftermarket addition to a car. Connectivity is king in the age of smartphones and compatible devices, and new car stereos allow seamless connectivity for a better experience.

As new car stereos hit the market offering fabulous features with stunning interfaces, it really is time to ditch the old stereo and pitch in for a new one. With just about everything in a car undergoing a radical change by way of improvements, what is an old car stereo doing in a car?

About the Author:

Amrit Mirpuri was born in Manila, Philippines. He attended the University of Central Florida and gained a degree in Business Management.  He is presently the C.E.O. of L.A. Group of Companies based in the Philippines which consists of L.A. Car Accessories Store and L.A Window films.