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Tag Archives: Monoblock Amplifiers
DLS Performance Series Amplifiers Out Perform the Rest
DLS is one of the top car audio companies in the world and are considered a premium, high-end manufacturer within the car audio industry. With the use of their infamous Swedish engineering and development, they specialize in high-end, high-quality, masterfully … Continue reading
Image Dynamics’ Q Series Monoblock Amplifiers Re-Define Quality
Image Dynamics has was founded in 1993 and for the last 18 years have been setting standards inside the car audio industry. From their use of Horn Loaded Compression Drivers in 1993, to the introduction of their revolutionary IDMAX subwoofer … Continue reading
Massive Audio’s New Small Chassis Digital Block Series Amplifiers
Small chassis amplifiers are the way of the future in the Car Audio industry. More and more companies are re-designing and re-structuring the way consumers look at amplifiers. By now it is not only important to have a powerful car … Continue reading
Things to Look For When Buying a New Subwoofer
Anyone is familiar with how music sounds in their own cars. We’re used to it, and quite frankly it’s usually not good enough to meet any of our standards. We want volume; we want to feel our music. Luckily, we’re … Continue reading











