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Hey guys, Gatlin here from Carphonix.

Today we’re working on a 2016 Ford F-150 XLT. But not just any Ford F-150. We’re working on MY Ford F-150.

What are we doing with it?

It’s a base model truck with the plain old 3 inch factory screen inside, and it’s time to give this bad boy an upgrade. I’ve been spending so much time upgrading everyone else’s car electronics that I haven’t had time to upgrade my own!

We’re dealing with a new product from Axxess Interface, the AX-DSP digital signal processor. We’re installing it alongside a plug-n-play harness.

Check out the video below, and we’ll walk you through the install.

Contact Carphonix Car Electronics

If you have a car electronics project you’ve been thinking about, give us a call or come stop by the shop. We’ll help you understand your options and give you the most killer install possible that fits your budget.

You don’t need a lot of money for a great sounding car stereo system or a great looking car electronics installation. Stop by the shop and see for yourself.

You can find us using the information below.

Address:

Carphonix Car Audio London 663 Wellington Road Unit 3

London Ontario

N6C 4R4

519-686-5555

https://goo.gl/maps/YoNnXwuHdNL2

Thanks for watching! Until next time this is Gatlin from Carphonix, signing off.

And in case I don’t see you – good afternoon, good evening, and good night!

Discover additional information on cars, upgrades, electronics, and mods at: http://carphonix.ca

What’s happening party people, it’s your pal Gatlin here from Carphonix, your favourite car audio shop.

Today we’re talking about remote car starters. But not just any remote starters – we’re talking about the world’s most cost effective remote starter out there.

What are we working on today? This slick 2014 Dodge Challenger. We’ll be using a Fortin harness, which allows us to “plug and play”, or at least as much as we can with something like this. There’s still some finagling to do, but overall it’s a pretty simple process.

The best part? We can use the factory fob, so you don’t need to worry about another fob bulking up your keys.

Anyway, check out the whole video below.

Contact Carphonix

Got a whip that needs a remote car starter installed? Do you have a car electronics upgrade you’re hoping to get done soon? If so, contact Carphonix today. We’re always happy to chat about car audio, car electronics, or any other ideas you have for your ride.

You can find us using the information below.

Address:

Carphonix Car Audio London

663 Wellington Road Unit 3

London Ontario

N6C 4R4

519-686-5555

https://goo.gl/maps/YoNnXwuHdNL2

Thanks for watching! Until next time this is Gatlin from Carphonix, signing off.

And remember - crimpin' ain't easy!

Learn more tips about cars, upgrades, electronics, and mods at: http://carphonix.ca/

What is up my people, it’s your old pal Gatlin here from Carphonix, and we are live!

Well not now, but we were when we made this video. This was a live video we did with Craig from Bonsai Rides. Craig imports JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) rides for people here in Canada. He takes us on a tour of the automobile stereo installation in this Nissan X-Trail, which is pretty old school and has some cool stuff in it you don't see much of these days, including a built in drink cooler!

This specific model is available only in Canada and Japan, so if you’re one of our American or European followers you probably have never seen one of these before.

Craig answers some of your questions about this vehicle, about JDM imports in general, what it takes to insure a JDM vehicle, and more. Check it out below:

Oh, and if you want to get in touch with Craig to find out more about JDM imports or about his business, check him out at bonsairides.com.

Contact Carphonix

Did you recently import a new ride that you’d like to upgrade? Looking for a new sound system, alarm, LED lights, or other car electronics enhancements? Then give us a shout.

Here’s where you can find us:

Address: Carphonix Car Audio London

663 Wellington Road Unit 3

London Ontario N6C 4R4

519-686-5555

https://goo.gl/maps/YoNnXwuHdNL2

Thanks for watching! Until next time this is Gatlin from Carphonix, signing off.

And in case I don’t see you – good afternoon, good evening, and good night!

Discover more information on cars, upgrades, electronics, and mods at: London Car Electronics

G’day my internet people, Gatlin here once again from Carphonix.

AND LET ME TELL YOU

We’re working on some pretty sick stuff today, including a backup cam car electronics installation.

First off, I scare the hell out of Damien, the man with nerves of steel. I’ve been trying for years, and I finally got him! Hah!

Now on to the installs.

We did some work on a 2013 Harley Davidson, including a pair of Kicker PS692’s. Keep watching and you’ll get a nice little demo from NCS, a record label that won’t harass me for copyright infringement if I play more than 5 seconds of their music. The first tune is called A World Away by Inukshuk, and the next is Lost by Kontinuum Feat. Savoi. I know you don’t get the full experience through my camera, but trust me, this thing is LOUD

Next, we’ve got an “I thought I could do it myself job”. The owner of this truck thought he could install his deck on his own, but he wasn’t able to. He showed up with all the guts hanging out, and we finished it up. Standard stuff.

BUT

We’re also working on a 2017 Porsche Macan S, a very sexy car. I can’t believe it didn’t come with a back-up camera considering how much you pay for one of these things, but it didn’t. So the owner came to us.

Check the video out below!

Hey everyone, Gatlin here from Carphonix, and today the shop is in a ZONE!

A commercial zone? Well yeah, but that’s not what I mean.

A DANGER ZONE? Sort of.

I mean we’re in a DISASTER ZONE.

After a long day’s work, this shop sure does get messy. If you want to skip my rambling, skip forward to about 4:15.

As for the installs, Craig arrived today with a BMW M Coupe. Pretty slick car you don’t see every day. I think they’re only available in the US so you don’t see them in Canada too often. After some finagling, I convinced him to let me take it for a little ride while he takes over camera duties. You’ll get a little tour of the neighbourhood while we shoot the shit.

Jared stops by too to show us his new install, which looks slick and sounds great too. You’ll get a little demo of that.

We’re going to pull the radio out of it and replace it with a new car sound system installation.

Overall there are all sorts of odds and ends in today’s video. Check it out!

Howdy everyone, Gatlin here from Carphonix.

Today we’ll be working on an alarm system in a Chevy Silverado. Here in Ontario, these trucks are heavily stolen. They’re a prime target, I’m not sure why, but they are. This particular one belongs to a good buddy of mine, and he’s actually had it stolen once before.

Naturally he wasn’t too happy about that, so he brought it to us.

We’ll be doing a Crime Guard 550 i6 car security alarm installation in this truck. You’ve seen me install these bad boys before, but in case you’re new to the channel I’ll take you through the process anyway.

You’ll get an insider’s look into some of the tricks involved in how to best install a car alarm in a truck, and how to deter people from wanting to steal it in the first place.

You’ll also get a quick look at 1PUGLIFE’s rig. It’s taking up a ton of room in here, so you can’t help but see it!

Watch the video below.

Good morning internet friends! Gatlin here from Carphonix.

Today we welcome a new member of the family! That’s right, Damian got himself a new truck. It’s a 2005 F-350 – and in pretty good shape considering. We’ll do a quick tour of it. It’s so fresh it’s still got a dealer tag on it! Makes my truck look teeny tiny.

As for the actual install today, we’re going to install a full car system installation – a Kenwood navigation unit, backup camera, steering wheel controls, and of course, we’re replacing all the stock speakers.

We’ll walk you through the entire process, as always.

Check out the camera too at 10:20 – so tiny you can barely see it!

Watch the video below:

Good morning everyone, your old pal Gatlin here from Carphonix.

What’s going on today? Well, we’ve got a car LED lighting installation, so we’ll walk you through the process of that.

We’re putting some lumens in this vehicle – a 2012 Nissan Altima. You’ll get a story about how LED technology has improved over the years, including the modern cooling systems which make these lights more efficient.

If you’ve never installed a set of lights before, you might be surprised at how much work goes into it and how many steps are involved.

Finally, you’ll see the process of cleaning the headlights – we polish the crap out of this bad boy! At the end, you’ll see just how shiny and clear a set of headlights can be. At the end, you’ll see a before and after of a cleaned light vs. a dirty one – it makes a big difference!

Watch the video below.

Hey everyone, your pal Gatlin here from Carphonix. It’s time for a new video.

After showing you my new camper trailer, and how clean we were able to get it (it was NASTY before). If that’s boring to you, just relax – it’s only about 2 minutes long.

Next, I want to show you a very cool car we’ve been working on lately - An awesome 2000 Acura NSX. This car is pretty sweet! Don’t worry, I’ll take you on a tour of it.

This car’s getting a viper car alarm installation, an Alpine navigation unit, some back lighting under the engine hatch, and more.

Take a look at the video – I’ll show you the carbon fibre piece that goes over the engine, and as always, my own commentary on things.

You can watch it below:

What's goin on today my internet people, Gatlin here from Carphonix. This video starts from the driver's seat of my truck, and it’s one of my favourite days of the year.

First off, we’re going to do a cold start for my Nissan 300ZX Turbo. You don’t get a demo of the car audio system installation, but it’s a nice video all the same. It's been in the garage all winter, and it's time to warm 'er up! So check out the cold start on my baby here.

Then I take y'all to Scotty's Shine Shop, my boys downtown. You'll get an inside glimpse into their shop and how they work. They know what they're doing and they're the best car detailing place in London. Check 'em out if you need cleaning and detailing on your ride.

After a few rants on my latest install, you'll also get a visit from everyone's favourite Ontario YouTuber, 1puglife. Check it out below.