A great choice starts with listening.

SOUND UNDER YOUR CONTROL

DSP: the brain of your system.

A car cabin is a complex acoustic environment. Speaker distances vary, while glass and interior panels reflect sound. A DSP lets you adjust frequencies, delays and filters for each channel.

An amplifier with built-in DSP combines signal processing and speaker amplification in one unit. The number of DSP channels can differ from the number of amplifier channels, so check both.

START WITH THE SOURCE

More detail in your music.

A Hi-Res player is a source for playing high-resolution audio files. The recording itself, file format, connection and other components all contribute to the result.

The Goldhorn P2 DSPA PRO combines a player, DSP and amplifier. The supplied catalogue lists DFF, DSF, WAV, FLAC, APE, AIFF and DSD support. Compatibility with a specific file and source should be checked.

THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

How do you choose your system?

1. Start with your car. The model, year and factory audio system determine your connectivity options.
2. Count the channels. Which speakers will be controlled independently? Is there a subwoofer?
3. Match power and impedance. Rated and maximum power are different specifications.
4. Plan the installation. Wiring, protection and tuning all contribute to a good result.