More Info About Car Stereo System

Car audio is a term used to describe the sound system fitted in an automobile. A stock car audio system refers to one that was specified by the manufacturer when the car was built.
The most common and familiar piece of audio equipment is the radio / tape player / CD player / DVD Player which is generically described as a Head unit, which also can be called a head deck, after older tape decks. It is also the most likely component to be upgraded with an after market item. A recent development in head unit technology has been the addition of CD players with MP3, Ogg, WMA, AAC, and USB and Wi-Fi support. Even with the rampant ubiquity of solid state MP3 players, car audio systems with line-in jacks and other standards are only in their infancy, and that since tape adaptors are often used with tape players, people are now viewing car radios with built-in CD players as "misfeatures" of the audio system since people now often "rip" their CDs onto their computers.Other types include the video touch screen capable of controlling; navigation, dvd movies, mp3 players back up camera and other accessories.
Most modern cars include at least a CD player / CD recorder, and some have the option for a CD changer, which holds multiple discs either in the head unit itself or in a separate unit usually located in a trunk or console.