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JL Audio’s Slash v2 amplifiers aren’t just powerful, they’re smart. As your battery voltage fluctuates while you drive, the Regulated, Intelligent Power Supply™ system maintains steady, consistent power at any impedance between 1.5 and 4 ohms and at any voltage between 11 and 14.4 volts. You’ll get all the power, all the time, even with a wide range of speaker combinations.

The 1000/1v2 mono amplifier puts out 1,000 watts RMS of clean power to your subwoofer system, and JL Audio’s patented Class-D amp circuitry keeps a tight rein on cone movement. The cast aluminum heatsinks dissipate heat quickly, giving these amps long lifespans and reliable operation. You can stack multiple Slash v2 amps, saving you valuable space in your trunk or cargo area.

No more CDs sliding around your car — Alpine designed the iDA-X305 digital media receiver to make it easy to use an iPod in your car. Use the over-sized jog dial and full-color 2.2″ display to locate your favorite tunes, and you’ll feel like you’re using the iPod itself. It’ll even display album art from your iPod. Once they’re connected, the Alpine bypasses your iPod’s built-in digital-to-analog converter, using its premium Burr-Brown DAC to deliver your music files with the highest fidelity possible.

The new pioneer AVH-P3100 is more than DVD receiver with a screen. The pioneer AVH-P3100DVD receiver combines built-in music, video, and ample expansion options into a distinctive but easy-to-use package that makes a real statement in your car’s double-sized dash space.

A complete audio/video package
The AVH-P3100DVD’s 5.8″ LCD touchscreen shows videos and movies in bright, clear detail when you’re parked, and doubles as an easy-to-use touchscreen for controlling your car audio system when you’re driving.

This is one of the best amps on the market in the $200 price range. We have installed several of these amps and the amount of power that you get out of these amps is unheard of for $200.

Interfire A-1000.2

A/B 2 Channel Amplifiers / A Series
High voltage RCA input (up to 17V), bass boost, gold plated bus bars, gold plated input and output terminals and built in crossovers.

The technology is definitely inside.

The A series amplifiers incorporate the use of high power overwrapped torroidial coils along with large heavy duty power capacitors and a protection circuit that will ensure that your A series amp keeps playing on and on!

Azentek created a lot of buzz and won a 2008 “Best of CES” award with their Atlas CPC-1000 in-dash computer. Designed for your vehicle’s double-sized opening, it plays DVDs and runs Windows® Vista Ultimate Edition, giving you and your passengers incredible entertainment options.

Serious computing power
Azentek didn’t design a stripped-down “travel computer.” Instead, the CPC-1000 includes the serious processing power and advanced features you’d expect from your home computer, including built-in 802.11 b/g/ wireless connectivity, a CD burner, and an Intel® graphics accelerator. Its spacious 120GB hard drive gives you storage to spare, while the 1.83GHz processor and 1GB of RAM make it easy to multitask. And like your home computer, the CPC-1000 is expandable — you can upgrade the hard drive to 160GB, and double the RAM to 2GB.

Kenwood’s new KVT-512 is just the thing if you are looking a flip-out screen. Just touch the motorized, retractable 7″ screen to change sources, select DVD menu items, or choose the music you want to hear. An impressive array of inputs and outputs allows you to create a comprehensive entertainment package in your vehicle.

Watch your favorite DVDs on the built-in screen whenever you’re parked, or add an external screen and wireless headphones to the audio/video output so your passengers in the back can watch movies while you drive. You can activate dual-zone mode to listen to an audio source up front while they enjoy a DVD with headphones in the back.

Pioneer’s new AVIC-Z3 has it all DVDs, in-dash navigation, and the convenience of advanced voice control with Pioneer’s AVIC-Z3 navigation receiver. This double-sized receiver sports not only a DVD/CD drive, but also a 30 GB hard drive that holds all navigation maps and information, plus up to 10 GB of music onboard. The combination of a 7″ touchscreen controls and voice command features gives you total control over this complete multimedia center.

Kenwood’s KDC-138 CD receiver includes a front-panel auxiliary input with a handy feature that isn’t usually found on lower-priced receivers. You can adjust the input’s level so you won’t get drastic changes in volume when you switch to or from the auxiliary source. This user-friendly Kenwood also features a 5-function toggle switch on the right side of the faceplate that makes it easy to adjust your settings on the go.

The stereo’s built-in amplifier offers plenty of power, and you can shape the sound with a 3-band equalizer and six preset tone curves. If you’re adding a subwoofer, the set of preamp outputs include a low-pass filter and level adjustment to keep the signal clean for great-sounding bass.

Pioneer’s AVIC-Z2 navigation receiver features a 30-gigabyte hard drive that stores navigation data and up to 10 gigabytes of music ripped from your CDs. You can command this receiver through its touchscreen controls, and control important navigation functions with your voice. Playback of your DVDs and CDs gives you a complete multimedia center that fits perfectly in a double-sized dash opening.
Pioneer has updated its navigation maps to provide better representations of buildings and landmarks. A split screen with both overhead and 3D map views makes it easy to see upcoming turns, while giving you the big picture for directions down the road. And you can add a compatible tuner and subscribe to XM’s NavTraffic service for continuously updated traffic information in many major metropolitan areas. The AVIC-Z2 remembers the roads you travel frequently, and over time suggests roads with which you’ll be familiar and comfortable.

Kenwood’s DNX7100 navigation receiver packs the double-sized dash opening in your vehicle with movies and music, along with turn-by-turn directions from its onboard navigation system. The DivX-compatible DVD player and 6.95″ touchscreen bring your movies to life when you’re parked, and a dynamic user interface makes scrolling through menus simple and intuitive when you’re on the go.The internal-memory navigation works faster than systems based on DVDs, so you’ll get prompt directions and speedy rerouting when you’re forced off course.Voice guidance includes street names, so you can keep your eyes on the road instead of having to scan for your next turn. Add an optional XM tuner and service for real-time traffic and weather information.