Car manufacturers are increasingly advancing the technology of their infotainment systems. As such, headunits are no longer as easily upgradable as before, with many car owners unable to swop out their car's headunits due to the design of the car's dashboards and more complicated wiring systems.
Upgrade your sound system with just a DSP
To solve the problem of unchangeable headunits, the authorised distributor of Esatto Car Audio is offering customers the Italian brand's Digital Signal Processors (DSP).
With Esatto's extensive range, beginning from the entry-level Massa MA-D4 and the mid-range model Comado CO-D6, to the high-end Rispetto RO-D8, there's something for everyone.
But what's a DSP?
A DSP is a device that hooks between the source of your music to the car's amplifier. The source is typically a radio, but can also be anything that plays audio, such as a smartphone.
The signal that is shot from the source must pass through the DSP on its way to the amplifier. While the signal is passing through you are free to modify the signal in a way you see fit.
What sets this device apart from others similar to it is that a DSP combines the capabilities of crossovers, equalisers, and line output converters all into one device. A DSP offers plenty of different features - each of which gives the user the ability to customise their music listening experience.
Think of it as ECU tuning, but for your car's stereo system.
What's so special about Esatto's, then?
Esatto's DSPs have a built-in 31-band equaliser per channel, with options of graphic and parametric equalisers. The sound quality of standard factory-fitted stereo systems in all cars is limited to the built-in equaliser, which only has two variables - treble and bass.
So with the Esatto DSP's 31-band equaliser, the individual sound properties of each channel can be enhanced and corrected according to the acoustic environment.
Some notable features of Esatto's DSP include…
With its electronic crossover feature, it allows the control of audio signals to the individual speakers, by tuning to an optimal frequency to optimise mechanical performance, such as eliminating vibration noise caused by bass on the door panels.
At the same time, its time alignment feature allows you to digitally delay the closest speakers so that every speaker reaches your ears at the same time. You might not have realised it up until this point, but the slight delay when the sound waves actually reach your ears greatly affects your sound stage and your overall listening experience.
More importantly, tuning the DSP to its ideal settings isn't rocket science. Its tuning programme is user-friendly and can pretty much be tuned by anyone with a laptop or smartphone, with up to eight user settings available for ultimate listening pleasure.
Users can download programme from www.esattoaudio.it as well as the smartphone apps here https://esattoaudio.it/technical/.
No modification, no voiding of warranty
But most importantly, the Esatto DSP does not require any modification of the factory car audio wiring. This means that car owners need not worry about voiding their warranty. Installation is also quick and clean with minimal cable exposure.
As a market leader in car audio industry, Esatto constantly supports their business partners, such as Autoimage, with its latest technology updates.
The brand provides in-depth technical training to their committed international distributors and retailers, and as such, you can rest assured that your upgrades are in good hands at Autoimage.
Autoimage Enterprise is located at 159 Sin Ming Road, Amtech Building, #01-09 Singapore (575625). The team can be contacted at 6455 5031. Ted is currently running a promotion for the Esatto DSPs, which begin at just $980, for a year. So if you're considering one, there's no better time than now.
