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Product Spotlight: PowerBass XL Powersports Soundbars

Powersports SoundbarIf you’re looking for a great way to add music to your side-by-side, ATV, Jeep or boat, drop by Ocala Car Audio and ask our team about the PowerBass XL-Series Powersports Soundbars. These soundbars are available in three sizes, and all models include a built-in amplifier and Bluetooth audio streaming. All this means you’re ready to rock and roll with these powersports soundbars.

PowerBass XL-650

The XL-650 is a compact soundbar that’s perfect for applications where space is at a premium. This bar includes a pair of 3.5-inch marine-grade woofers, two 3-inch midrange speakers and a set of mylar-dome tweeters. A two-channel, 300-watt amplifier powers the bar. We can connect the bar to an existing radio, or you can stream music directly from your smartphone using Bluetooth 4.0. The weather-resistant buttons on the bar’s front panel allow for volume adjustment and track selection. This let you keep your phone safe and secure. We offer the XL-650 at $549.99.

PowerBass XL-850

If you want a soundbar that will play louder, then the XL-850 is an excellent choice, The length jumps from 21 inches (on the XL-650) to 27 inches, so there is room for another set of 3.5-inch woofers. The amplifier in the XL-850 is also upgraded to a 400-watt unit. Just like the XL650 and the big, bad XL1250, there are dedicated RCA inputs and outputs. Adding a subwoofer to the outputs is a great way to add impact and warmth to your audio system. Our price on the XL-850 is $649.99.

PowerBass XL-1250

Powersports SoundbarWhen you need the most output and clarity, the XL-1250 soundbar is the cream of the crop. Equipped with six woofers and a potent 500-watt amplifier, this all-in-one speaker solution sounds amazing. The XL-1250 has the same Bluetooth and connectivity features as the XL-650 and XL-850 and has an overall length of 33.75 inches. Pricing on the PowerBass XL-1250 from Ocala Car Audio is $849.99.

Upgrade Your Outdoor Experience at Ocala Car Audio

If you’re looking for a great way to add music to your side-by-side or off-roader, drop by Ocala Car Audio and ask about the Powersports Soundbars solutions from PowerBass USA. If you can’t get to the store, give us a call or use our contact form to send our team an e-mail.

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Product Spotlight: Alpine iLX-W650

Alpine iLX-W650If you’re looking for an impressive digital media receiver for your car or truck, drop into Ocala Car Audio and ask about the Alpine iLX-W650. This premium double-DIN radio includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, dual camera inputs and a crystal-clear, capacitive-touch 7-inch LCD screen.

Endless Source Options

The Alpine iLX-W650 includes an AM/FM tuner, and we can add SiriusXM satellite radio using an SXV300 tuner module during the installation process. Bluetooth functions include hands-free calling and high-quality audio streaming with remote control capabilities.

Smartphone Voice Recognition Features

A USB port on the rear of the chassis can be used with an appropriate cable to enable Apple CarPlay or Android Auto smartphone integration. These communication interfaces allow you to make phone calls or send text messages by talking to the radio. In most vehicles, a radio button interface for your steering wheel allows for the voice recognition features to be utilized without having to take your eyes off the road or touch the radio. Both systems include several options for turn-by-turn navigation directions to the destination of your choice.

Alpine iLX-W650 Audio Features

The iLX-W650 includes a 9-band parametric equalizer, adjustable frequency electronic crossovers and signal delay adjustments that our team can use to create a very lifelike listening experience in your vehicle. Triple 4-volt preamp outputs allow for the addition of a subwoofer or a high-power amplifier from your front speakers to bring the system to life.

Shallow Chassis Makes Installation Easy

Alpine iLX-W650One of the unique aspects of the iLX-W650 is that the entire radio chassis is less than three inches deep. This design opens up several installation options for vehicles like Ford Mustangs and Chevy pickup trucks. We can even tuck one of the KTA-450 four-channel amplifiers behind the radio to deliver a clean 50 watts of power to each of your speakers.

Visit Ocala Car Audio to Experience this Unique Radio Solution

If the Alpine ILX-W650 sounds like a good solution for your vehicle, drop into Ocala Car Audio on Pine Avenue and ask for a demonstration. For more information, send our team an e-mail using the contact page.

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Ocala Client Gets Can-Am Spyder SlamPak Upgrades

Can-Am Spyder SlamPakA longtime Harley rider recently dropped by Ocala Car Audio to learn about the Can-Am Spyder SlamPak solution from JL Audio. Having ridden bikes with her husband for years, this client decided she wanted to try out the three-wheeled Spyder. Since she was accustomed to having a sound system on her cruiser, she came to see us to find out what audio upgrades were available. The SlamPak audio system is the perfect solution for this vehicle. Let’s take a close look at what the kit includes.

Can-Am Spyder SlamPak Solution

The speaker pods look right at home on this Spyder.
The audio system upgrade brings a new level of excitement to this Spyder!

The JL Audio SLPK-CAN-SPYDER1 SlamPak for 2007 through 2016 Can-Am Spyder three-wheelers includes a pair of aerodynamic fiberglass speaker pods, a Stealthbox subwoofer enclosure and a four-channel amplifier, along with all the wiring we need to install the system.

The fiberglass SB-CAN-PODS1-M770 enclosures mount on either side of the center console and position the M770-TCX-SG-TB 7.7-inch marine component speaker set directly facing the client. The 7.7-inch speakers offer an excellent balance of low-frequency output and efficiency to ensure that her music will sound great at any reasonable speed.

The Stealthbox enclosure is home to a single 8-inch 8W3v3-4 subwoofer in a sealed fiberglass cabinet. The enclosure mounts in the forward storage compartment and provides an impressive amount of bass, given its compact size.

JL Audio Powersports Amplifier Solution

Can-Am Spyder SlamPak
The small footprint of the JL Audio amplifier made it easy to fit in the front compartment.

The SlamPak system also includes an XD400/4 amplifier that can produce up to 75 watts of power for each of the speaker pods and 200 watts for the subwoofer. We mounted the amplifier on top of the enclosure and fed it power through a JL Audio marine-grade circuit breaker. As you can see from the attached photos, all the wiring is bundled neatly using an automotive-grade cloth tape, and we added heavy-duty rubber grommets where the wiring passes into the storage area.

A JL Audio MBT-RX Bluetooth receiver allows the client’s smartphone to serve as the source unit for the system. She can play music that is stored on the phone or stream from her choice of online services directly to the amplifier. The volume control on the phone acts as the master volume control for the system.

Ocala’s Powersports Audio Upgrade Experts

Can-Am Spyder SlamPak
With its front-mounted subwoofer enclosure and new speaker pods, the Slam-Pak sounds great!

The last installation step was to configure the crossovers and sensitivity controls on the amp for the chosen speakers and source unit. The client was thrilled with the sound of her new Can-Am Spyder SlamPak audio system. It’s incredibly easy to use and fits the vehicle perfectly! If you are in the Marion County area, drop by Ocala Car Audio to find out how we can upgrade your mobile audio system. For more information or to schedule a consultation, give us a call or send us an e-mail using our contact page.

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Three Steps to Better Sounding Motorcycle Audio

Better Sounding Motorcycle AudioWith the warm weather upon us, now is the time to bring your bike to Ocala Car Audio to talk about building a better sounding motorcycle audio system. Whether you have a classic cruiser or you’re rocking a top-of-the-line CVO Limited, we can make your music sound better and play a lot, lot louder. Let’s look at the three most important steps in making your music sound great on your next ride.

Motorcycle Audio Systems Need Power

Just as it takes extra power to haul you and your 700-pound bike up a steep hill, being able to play your music at volume levels that are distortion-free at highway speeds requires much more than the paltry little amp built into a Boom! Box factory radio. We offer a variety of amplifiers from companies like JL Audio, Memphis Car Audio and Matts Pro Audio that use state-of-the-art Class D circuitry to produce incredible amounts of power while minimizing the load on your bike’s electrical system. We can mount these amplifiers inside most fairings to help maintain the storage space in your saddlebags or Tour-Pak.

With a premium amplifier onboard, your music will stay clear and detailed, even when the volume is cranked to 11!

Speakers Are Crucial to Great Sound

Better Sounding Motorcycle AudioImagine building a drag racing bike with a custom motor and chassis, then picking a touring tire to put that power to the ground. It’s not going to work! Speakers are like tires — they are what connects you to your music. Premium speakers can handle incredible amounts of power while continuing to sound great. Our upgraded speakers also happen to sound amazing. Your music will be more detailed and accurate at all volume levels.

In most cases, we have speakers that will fit directly into the factory speaker locations without the need for modification to your motorcycle. Our team of expert installers can also create custom installation solutions if you want to add speakers to your fairing or rear storage compartments.

Upgrade Your Source Unit for More Features

If you have an older motorcycle, then upgrading the source unit is a great way to create a better sounding motorcycle audio system. We carry a variety of source units that include Bluetooth audio streaming and USB ports to play MP3 and WMA files. Some will let you connect your iPhone or Android-based smartphone to provide nearly unlimited listening options while you ride.

Expert Installation by Ocala Car Audio

Better Sounding Motorcycle AudioWhether you need a set of replacement speakers or a full custom audio system, our team of technicians is available to work on your bike. Not only do our guys do great work, but they treat your motorcycle like royalty. Your paint and brightwork are protected at all times, and when we return your bike, it will be in perfect condition, but with better tunes!

Start on the Path To Better Sounding Motorcycle Audio

Drop by Ocala Car Audio in the heart of Marion County next time you are out for a cruise. Even if an audio system upgrade isn’t at the top of your list, have a listen to one of our bikes so you know what’s available. For more information, give us a call at 352-512-9897 or send an e-mail using our online contact form.

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Ocala Car Audio Offers Upgraded Marine Audio Systems

Upgraded Marine AudioAn upgraded marine audio system from Ocala Car Audio in Marion County is the best way to make your time on the water more enjoyable this summer. Our sales and installations teams have decades of experience in upgrading sound systems on everything from small fishing boats to cabin cruisers to all-out yachts. Let’s have a look at some of the options available to make your marine audio system sound better this season.

Premium Marine Speaker Solutions

Upgraded Marine AudioNo single component in an audio system is more important than your speakers. You could have the best source unit, amazing amplifiers and a cool installation. But, if your speakers aren’t up to the challenge, the performance of the entire system will suffer. We offer marine speakers from JL Audio, Memphis Audio and Kenwood that are specifically designed for outdoor use. They are designed to perform in applications with high-levels of UV exposure. These speakers feature materials that resist chalking, yellowing, fading, and cracking, even after years outdoors.

High-quality marine speakers offer more than longevity; they can handle lots of power to ensure your marine audio system will sound great. Even when you are crashing through the waves or cheering on the skier at the end of the rope at the top of your lungs!

High-Power Marine-Grade Amplifiers

Upgraded Marine AudioMarine amplifiers differ in construction from their car audio brethren in the materials they use inside the chassis. Aluminum extrusions and cover plates, and stainless-steel terminals and hardware ensure that these amplifiers won’t corrode in the high-humidity environment of a boat. The majority of marine amplifiers feature a corrosion-resistant coating on the circuit boards that prevent moisture from corroding the fragile connections.

In terms of power, the marine amplifiers we offer use high-efficiency Class-D designs to maximize the available energy from your batteries when the engine is off. This reduction in electrical load allows you to play your audio system longer and louder than conventional amplifiers.

Upgraded Marine Audio Source Unit Options

If your boat is more than five years old, chances are it didn’t come with a source unit that includes Bluetooth Audio streaming. Adding Bluetooth has been one of the most popular feature requests over the last few years. We offer radios with and without CD mechanisms that include Bluetooth. Most include options for SiriusXM, direct Pandora support and multi-zone volume control. We can add wired and wireless remotes to most of these source units. Many are now compatible with the NMEA 2000 connectivity to Garmin, Lowrance or Simrad multifunction devices.

Expert Marine Stereo Installations

Ocala Car Audio is well-known for our fanaticism when it comes to marine installations. We take the time to ensure every component is mounted securely so they will withstand anything you throw at them. Our wiring practices ensure reliable operation. We use materials that are specifically designed for marine applications. Finally, the way we design upgraded marine audio systems ensures that your music will sound great from anywhere onboard. Most importantly, the system will be easy to use!

Visit Ocala Car Audio Today!

If you are in Marion County and need some help with your marine audio system, drop into Ocala Car Audio and speak with a member of our sales team. You can also reach us by e-mail using our contact page.

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Carolina Skiff Audio System for Ocala Firefighter

A local firefighter from here in Ocala, Florida, contacted Ocala Car Audio about installing an audio system in his boat. He works hard when on duty, but enjoys getting away to do some fishing when time allows. Being able to enjoy music while out on the water would make his relaxation time just that much better.

We installed two pair of JL Audio MX650-CCX-SG-Wh speakers. JL Audio is acknowledged as the world leader in premium marine speakers and subwoofers. The client was thinking that he would need a subwoofer to make the system sound the way he wanted, but we assured him that he’d be impressed with the speakers.

We installed a Kenwood KAC-M1824BT amplifier with an integrated Bluetooth receiver. The client simply pairs his phone to the receiver and he can control the volume and change tracks from the control panel at the helm. The amp provides 45 watts to each speaker.

The client was thrilled with the performance of the system.

Whether it’s a $1,000 or a $20,000 system, Ocala Car Audio provides our clients with the same customer service and attention to detail that has made us famous. Contact us here to inquire about an entertainment system for your boat.

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What is Bluetooth?

BluetoothIf you have been around the mobile electronics industry for any amount of time, you will know that certain terms are often used incorrectly. One term that has been over-abused lately is Bluetooth. Product manufacturers, retailers and consumers have developed an expectation of what Bluetooth is, and what it does. Sadly, those expectations can lead to confusion and undesirable results. This article explains what Bluetooth is, and how it is used.

What is Bluetooth?

BluetoothBack in the dark ages, we had to connect electronic devices with wires. We also created wheels from boulders using animal bones as tools. RS-232 was a popular type of communication protocol for devices like modems, printers, scanners and cameras. Two wires would carry data between these devices and your computer. In 1994, Ericsson – a telecommunications and network equipment manufacturer in Stockholm, Sweden – introduced a wireless alternative to RS-232 called Bluetooth.

Bluetooth is a low-power, high-speed wireless communication protocol. Bluetooth operates using short-wave UHF radio waves in the frequency band of 2.4 to 2.485 GHz. Within this range of frequencies are 79 dedicated Bluetooth channels. Bluetooth uses Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum to reduce errors and allow multiple devices to operate within the same frequency spectrum.

Bluetooth is used for short-range data communication between devices like computer and keyboards, video game controllers and consoles, and cellular phones and wireless devices. There are applications for medical applications such as monitoring heart rate, blood pressure and glucose levels. That said, many industrial applications exist between sensors in production systems and control computers.

Bluetooth Profiles

The misconception many people in the mobile electronics industry have is that Bluetooth exists to let cellular phones make calls and stream music to our radios. Bluetooth is far more involved and flexible than that.

Any talk of Bluetooth functionality is a perfect segue to introduce us to profiles. A Bluetooth profile is a set of instructions and commands that operate over a Bluetooth connection. Profiles simplify the communication between devices. In our industry, we are used to four common profiles:

PBAP – Phonebook Access Profile

HFP – Hands-free Profile

A2DP – Advanced Audio Distribution Profile

AVRCP – Audio Video Remote Control Profile

These profiles are used in varying combinations to allow you to connect your phone to your car radio so you can make phone calls and stream music. A few companies that have wanted to provide an Internet connection to their radio have used DUN to accomplish this task.

PBAP Profile

The Phone Book Access Profile allows your source unit to receive phonebook entry information, as well as manage it. Phonebook entries are transmitted and managed by the radio in vCard 2.1 or vCard .0 formats. Missed, received and dialed numbers are listed as well.

HFP Profile

The Hands-free Profile carries monaural audio between the phone and a secondary device. The profile also supports commands to answer or reject incoming calls; place a call; use memory data to place a call, terminate a call or manage phone volume level; and send phone status information, including battery, roaming status and signal strength . These functions are included in version 1.5 of the Hands-free Profile. Future versions, such as 1.7, will include support for wideband speech and the use of external audio compression and decompression codecs.

A2DP Profile

The Advanced Audio Distribution Profile operates within another profile called the Generic Audio/Video Distribution Profile (GAVDP). A2DP is responsible for allowing us to stream audio from a device such as a smartphone to a radio or powered speaker. The basic profile allows for stereo audio to be transmitted at a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz at up to 328 kb/s. The use of a third-part codec such as aptX from Qualcomm or LDAC from Sony may further improve on bandwidth.

AVRCP Profile

Functioning alongside the GAVDP profile is the Audio Video Remote Control Profile. AVRCP is responsible for the display of song title, artist and album information, and control over playback device functions. If you can imagine a button on a DVD remote control, the AVRCP is likely to support it. Most car audio source units include functions like play, pause, fast-forward and rewind. The most recent versions of AVRCP include support for folder navigation and searching.

What Bluetooth Doesn’t Do

Although the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) works to manage the different Bluetooth communication and profile standards, there are variations in functionality between profile versions and, more importantly, between smartphone vendors. This latter fact can be a significant issue for buyers of car audio source units. The expectation that it “should work,” while not unreasonable, is not always possible. To expect a seven- or eight-year-old radio to work flawlessly with a brand-new iPhone 7 or Samsung Galaxy S8 isn’t reasonable. The hardware in the older units cannot be upgraded.

How to Buy Bluetooth

BluetoothIf you are shopping for a new source unit, take any smartphone you want to use with it to the retailer. Ask to pair your phone with the demo unit on display. Check that your entire list of phone contacts transfers as expected. Make sure you can use voice control functions if they apply to your phone. See that you can make calls easily. Finally, check that your phone reconnects reliably to the source unit by cycling power on the source a few times.

If you purchase a new radio and have it installed, only to find out it is not compatible with your smartphone, there is often nothing that can be done quickly. Some manufacturers do release updates for Bluetooth functionality, but these updates are not going to turn a Bluetooth 3.0 system into a 4.0, or add AVRCP 1.4 to a system that shipped with AVRCP 1.2. Do your research before you buy!

If you are looking for a hands-free solution to make phone calls or stream music to your audio system, drop in at your local mobile electronics specialist retailer. Bring your phone, pair the Bluetooth connection and experiment with the options.

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Ocala Client Comes To OCA For Scion XB Backup Camera Solution

A local client came to Ocala Car Audio in search of a backup camera solution for his 2006 Scion XB. The client has done business with us before.

We showed the client a few options for displaying the camera image. We started with a replacement rear view mirror, then showed him a multimedia radio. The Kenwood DDX-9903S offers a dedicated rear view camera input that shows up when the vehicle is put in reverse. This source unit also includes Bluetooth hands-free and audio streaming, as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The customer loved the added features of the radio and the fact that the camera image would be displayed on a 7-inch screen.

We used an ADS Maestro RR and the TO1 harness to allow the new source unit to display information from the vehicle. The Maestro interface taps into the car’s CAN bus and shows information like tire pressure, battery voltage, coolant temperature, engine RPM and vehicle speed. We mounted an AIS LCCAM1 camera above the license plate.

The customer likes the camera system and loves the new radio.

If you are interested in a similar package for your vehicle, contact us here.

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Product Spotlight: AudioControl DM-810 Digital Signal Processor

AudioControl DM-810Over the past decade, the popularity of digital signal processing (DSP) in aftermarket audio systems has grown immensely. AudioControl, the long-time industry leader in signal processing, has launched its first foray into this market with a product called the DM-810. The DM-810 offers eight channels of input and 10 output channels, making it one of the more flexible processors on the market.

Signal Connections and Controls

AudioControl DM-810The AudioControl DM-810 features both pre-amp level inputs capable of accepting up to 8V of signal and speaker level inputs capable of accepting an impressive 40 V. Channels 1 and 2 are equipped with AudioControl’s GTO (Great Turn-On) circuit to turn on the processor automatically and activate a remote turn-on output for your amplifiers. These same channels feature MILC (Maximum Input Level Control) monitoring. Once the input signal level is optimized, an LED on top of the processor will illuminate. Each pair of channels also has a dedicated input signal optimization LED. AudioControl uses digitally controlled input level attenuators for excellent channel-to-channel consistency. Balanced differential inputs on all channels help to ensure maximum performance with excellent noise rejection.

The DM-810 offers both a coax and a fiber optic TOSLINK input for connection to digital outputs from source units or MOST integration units. An option port on the right side of the front panel provides connectivity to a forthcoming Bluetooth interface or the ADS Maestro AR vehicle integration interface.

AudioControl DM-810The 10 output channels provide maximum flexibility when designing a system. Each output can produce up to 10 V of signal and an output voltage optimization LED is included for each. Be cautious: 10 volts is more than many amplifiers can accept, so make sure to optimize the output voltage for your selected amplifier. An internal jumper for each pair of channels will reduce the maximum output to 5 V.

AudioControl’s ACR-3 remote control is compatible with the DM-810. This control can select from the four preset memories or adjust output levels. The DM Smart DSP software allows you to select which pairs of channels are controlled by the ACR-3.

Signal Processing Features

One of the most unique and powerful features of the Smart DSP software is the integrated input signal spectrum analyzer. In the past, you would have had to connect a stand-alone RTA to each pair of channels from a factory head unit and amplifier to ensure having a full-bandwidth signal. Smart DSP lets you do that on-screen and saves a lot of time. Input level adjustments include gain and an input delay function to help undo factory signal delay processing. All of the input adjustments are made in pairs, except channels 5 and 6, which are independently adjustable.

For signal processing, the DM-810 includes high- and low-pass crossovers that are adjustable from 20 Hz to 20 kHz. You can select from 12 or 24 dB/octave filtering and combine the filters to produce a bandpass output for each pair of channels. Signal delay is adjustable for each channel in precision steps. Each pair of channels also features AccuBASS. AccuBASS processing allows you to boost low-frequency output above a preset threshold to warm up the sound of the system without making it boomy at low levels.

AudioControl DM-810You have the choice of 10-, 14- or 30-band equalization for each output screen. Adjustments are on 1/3-octave frequency spacing, and you can cut or boost the signal in 0.1 dB steps. AudioControl has included an automatic equalization function to flatten the electrical output signal to make it easy to “start from scratch” when it comes to tuning. That is very cool!

Each pair of channels has an output summing function that lets you choose which input feeds them a signal. This signal sourcing flexibility will let you maintain fader control from factory and aftermarket source units. Channels 1 through 8 operate in pairs. Channels 9 and 10 can have all their settings adjusted independently. You also have buttons to invert the polarity of the channels, have them operate in mono, and link the first two or third and fourth channel pairs together. The Dashboard gives you a nice overview of all the settings for the selected channels.

Check Out The AudioControl DM-810

AudioControl has done an amazing job of making the DM-810 easy for both novice and experienced installers to use. The frequency analyzer is a unique feature that can help save your installer time during installation. If you are in the market for an OEM integration processor or a stand-alone DSP, visit your local authorized AudioControl dealer right away!

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Safer Driving With Apple CarPlay

Apple CarPlayAt Ocala Car Audio, we work hard to offer our clients the latest and greatest technologies for their vehicles. Of course, safety always remains a top priority in everything we do and sell. Did you know you can now use your iPhone safely while driving? The only way this can be done is with Apple CarPlay. We are thrilled to offer this new technology to our clients; read on to hear more about it!

What is Apple CarPlay?

So what is Apple CarPlay? Great question! CarPlay is a software designed by Apple themselves to work specifically with an iPhone. It is compatible with any iPhone 5 or newer. This software is also built into many of the aftermarket radios that we sell here at Ocala. By having one of these radios installed in your vehicle, you’ll gain access to this incredible technology that allows you to use your iPhone while driving.

Siri Does the Work So You Can Focus on Driving

Apple CarPlayYou’re probably wondering, “How can I possibly use my phone while driving and remain safe?” The answer is ‘Siri’! She does all the work so you can keep both hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. When you step into your vehicle and connect your iPhone, it instantly syncs with the CarPlay software in your radio. With one tap, you select the app icon on your radio that you want to use and the rest is done through voice control/Bluetooth. You tell Siri what to do and she does it. Simple as that.

What Apps Work with CarPlay?

Most of the common apps that you use most are available on CarPlay. This includes messaging, phone calls, maps, music and reminders. Additional apps such as Audible, Pandora, Spotify and Stitcher are also available. Imagine driving down the road and wanting to send a text message. Instead of picking up your phone and typing it word for word, you just tap the messaging icon on your radio. Siri will then ask you who you want to text. Through Bluetooth, you tell her who it is you want to message and then she will ask what you want the text to say. You tell Siri and then she confirms the message with you before sending it. If the person texts you back while you’re still driving, Siri will even read the message to you! The same system works for all the other apps available as well.

Stop by Ocala Car Audio Today

If you want the convenience of using your iPhone safely while driving, stop by Ocala Car Audio today. Our store is located in Ocala, FL and one of our team members would love to chat with you about which options are available in your vehicle. You can also contact us here for more info.

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