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Massive Audio Compact Digital Amplifier
WWW.SHOPUS.MASSIVEAUDIO.COM
Notable: The Digital Bit Series 1000W DBX4 4-channel full
range digital amplifier is now shipping. The DBX4 is compact at 1.9 x 5.9 x 9.4-inches and includes a dedi- cated docking port for the Massive Audio Rail Cap X, according to the company. The Rail Cap X is a 4-farad capacitor that wires directly to the MOSFET power supply for improved voltage control. Features include built-in noise reduction circuitry, brushed aluminum heat sink with a black-lit Massive logo and a docking port for optional Rail Cap X. The DBX4 is CEA-2006 compliant. MSRP for the DBX4 is $599.95. MSRP for Rail Cap X is $149.95.
Clarion NX604 Multimedia Station with Built-in Navigation/Smart Access
WWW.CLARIONUSA.COM
Notable: The NX604 is the latest in Clarion’s line-up of cloud-con-
nected systems. The double-DIN, in-dash multimedia and navigation system introduces a feature called Intelligent VOICE powered by Google. VOICE allows for naturally spoken sen- tences to be recognized without the need to remember and use unintuitive voice commands. The touchscreen of the NX604 operates like a smartphone screen, supporting flick operation. Six-channel RCA audio outputs and rear zone entertainment allows passengers to watch DVDs on the rear seat monitors while the driver can access apps and information in front. iGo Primo navigation software is built in for reliable navigation and voice guidance systems.
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