It has been a long time coming, but the notorious JBL MS-8 is almost here. Car audio forums have been talking up this digital signal processor system since 2007 when it debuted in a BMW demo car. It reached vaporware status in the minds of many, but JBL finally went live with its April release date and price today.
Think of the device as a auto calibrator for your vehicle’s sound system. It automatically adjusts crossover settings, frequency repsonse, stereo imaging and everything else needed to maximize your audio. The process takes about 10 minutes to run through a step-by-step prcedure, but then it’s heaven on wheels – or rather heaven in something on wheels.
JBL claims that the MS-8 should work with “virtually any combination of factory-installed or aftermarket components, but you might want to check with your local dealer before you order the $799 device.
Related News
JBL Releases the MS-8: Music Never Sounded So Good
HTC Incredible Revealed on Verizon Staging Site, To Be Called “Droid Incredible”
The Asus Eee Keyboard will now be released in April 2010
Keeping it real fake: ePhone won’t shatter when you drop it, might melt in the sun- AT&T 3G MicroCell now available in all markets
