Remote Car Start Myths Debunked and More

The guys over at Mobile Edge have some great information regarding remote car starters, and have debunked many of the myths surrounding these "magical" devices. For instance, did you know  you can now install a remote start on a manual transmission? Yep, it's true. Curious why you should consider adding a remote start to your own car? Mobile Edge answers that one too. Of course, you can also hop into the SoundDomain forums to a lot of your questions answered as well.

Mobile Edge Muscles-Up a Mustang's Audio System

The guys at Mobile Edge are known for killer installs and awesome customer service, so it's no surprise that this Mustang's owner, Curt DeLong, is a repeat customer. Curt is stationed over in Afghanistan but while home on leave decided to drop his 2007 Mustang off at Mobile Edge for some audio upgrades. The crew installed a slew of Memphis gear, but at first glance you'd never guess his audio system was aftermarket. That's my kind of install!

Mobile Edge added a set of Memphis MCSYNC8 components that feature 8" woven Kevlar woofers and separate tweeters. However, they also installed a pretty trick speaker solution for the handsfree Bluetooth mobile phone kit, but you'll have to follow the story over at Mobile Edge for those details.

Get whole story and check out the rest of the pics over at Mobile Edge.

Source: Mobile Edge

Friends Don't Let Friends Rock Factory!

It's no secret that OEM audio systems are sounding better and better these days, but they're still not great. Car manufacturers have finally started to realize that their customers actually care about mobile electronics and have recognized that a good sounding audio system can actually help sell a car. However there is always room to improve. Factory audio systems are designed for mass markets and not individuals, so the products are generally cheaper in quality and are probably missing some key features that only the aftermarket can supply. Manufacturers are also starting to integrate the radios into the vehicle's center stack, making it nearly impossible to upgrade without major customization. But all is not lost! The guys over at Mobile Edge, a car audio shop located in Lehighton, PA, have a great article explaining your options for upgrading your factory stereo from weak sauce to hot sauce. Better bass, clearer vocals, less noise, more functionality... It's all possible, and they explain how.

Source: Mobile Edge