Carphonix

It’s a 2003 owned by a good friend of mine who inherited it from his dad after he passed away. We added some killer new custom in-car electronics installed in this bad boy. It looks pretty dusty right now but when it’s clean it’s damn sexy.

We added a new 240 amp alternator to the engine. We also upgraded all the power cabling going from the alternator to the battery.

The battery, meanwhile, was replaced with a Shuriken power cell, and added all sorts of nice little details to make sure the entire electronics system works as efficiently as possible. You’ll see more about it in the video.

You’ll also see a custom dash kit installed, some new speakers, and a whole lot more. Just watch the video and you’ll see!

Contact Carphonix

Do you have a Corvette you want to get upgraded? Maybe not, but we can work with any vehicle, from a mini to an 18-wheeler and everything in between.

Give us a shout and tell us what you’re looking for. We’ll lay out a plan that can work with any budget.

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In this video you’ll get to see the entire process from beginning to end, including a demo with one of my favourite artists right now – Cryptic Wisdom.

Equipment used:

Deck – Kenwood KDC X501

Amp - Kicker CX 300.4

Rear speakers – Kicker CSC65

Front speakers – Kicker KSC65

Speaker adapter – Metra 82-3006

Baffles

Amp Installation kit – T-Spec V6-RAK4

RCA Cables – T-Spec 17”

Contact Carphonix Car Audio

Do you have a truck with an audio system you’d like to upgrade? Give us a shout!

Call us at 519-686-5555, or stop by the shop at 663 Wellington Road #3, London Ontario, N6C 4R4. You can tell us more about what you’re trying to get done and what your budget is, and we’ll let you know how we can make it happen!

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Here at Carphonix, we have an arrangement with a Volkswagen dealership in the city to install Bluetooth technology into their vehicles. Their factory installs have Bluetooth, but the steering wheel volume control doesn’t work on them, so they came to us.

In this video, I’ll walk you through the process of installing a car stereo with Bluetooth in a way that allows you to retain the steering wheel controls.

Here are the products used in this video:

• Axxess ASWC-1 Steering Wheel Control Adapter

• Axxess XSVI-9003-NAV Interface Harness

• Metra 40-EU56 European Antenna Adapter (FAKRA)

• Metra dash kit

• Kenwood Excelon DPX792BH Receiver

We’ll take a look at the installation process, and show you a few tricks of the trade we use to make sure your car electronics installations are as high quality as possible. This gives you a longer lasting, more reliable install, eliminates any rattling, and most importantly, sounds amazing.

Do you have a Volkswagen or other vehicle with a stereo you’d like to upgrade? Give us a shout and let’s talk audio.

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Oh, and if you’ve heard the myth that your car will roll away on you if you get a remote starter installed, don’t worry! That only happens if your remote car starter was installed incorrectly. Here at Carphonix we’ve been installing remote starters for more than a decade, so you can rest assured that your car will only roll away when you put your foot on the pedal.

The remote starter we used in the video is the Crimeguard 830i7 from Omega. To find out more about remote car starters and what the best option is for your vehicle, contact Carphonix today at 519-686-5555, or just stop by the shop at 663 Wellington Rd #3, London Ontario, N6C 4R4

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