Pioneer DEH-P7100BT

The Pioneer DEH-P7100BT has lots of features to enhance your music needs in the car. Audio system connectivity with a single iPod is so last year, but this one lets you connect two iPods allowing you access to even more songs, or it would allow the passenger plug in his/her iPod too.

It also has HD Radio, Bluetooth for hands-free mobile phone usage, USB ports and sleek looks. This unit also supports iTunes tagging for FM radio, so if you like a song, just tag it and it will be ready for you to download once you’ve connected to the iTunes store. Retails for around $340.00

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2010 Panamera Interior

Celebrated German audio company Burmester has teamed up with Porsche to produce a unique high-end sound system for the new 2010 Panamera. Each speaker in the custom system has its own separate amplifier, which can range from just 25 watts for the tweeter to a 300 watt subwoofer located in the trunk.

There is also an air-motion tweeter in the dashboard, and each amplifier is analog rather than digital for supreme sound quality. The outcome of all this technology is a sound experience second to none. For all that audio knowledge however, customers will definitely be paying for it since Burmester is asking close to €5,000 ($7,000) for the basic system.

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Car owners who require high standards as far as in-car audio entertainment is concerned are bound to like this new offering from Infinity Systems. Infinity Systems today announced its innovative new line of Kappa One, Kappa Four and Kappa Five amplifiers.

Those itching to customize their car audio systems can now do so with assurance, thanks to these compact and easy-to-install amplifiers. Whether for the car aficionado who’s looking to bring quality to his or her custom ride or for the first-time buyer of car audio amplifiers, this line of Kappa amplifiers easily fits the bill.

The new Kappa amplifiers utilize Infinity expertise in full-range Class D amplifier technology, which was first developed by the company for both home and car audio use in the mid 1980’s. The Kappa One and Kappa Five apply Dynamic Bass Optimization (DBO) – a proprietary variable subsonic filter with variable bass boost. Unlike conventional fixed-frequency filters, DBO conserves power at frequencies below 100Hz, protecting woofers in vented-box applications from over excursion, and flattening response through the lowest octaves in sealed-box and infinite-baffle applications.

The new advanced Kappa car audio amplifiers will be available at http://www.infinitysystems.com and quality retail outlets, as well as online, starting in April 2009. Products range in price from $549.95 to $599.95.

(Source) Press

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