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New Speakers and Amps from Juice in stock

Nathan — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 15:20:26 +0000

Just in are a range of speakers from Juice car audio, from the JS43 4″ Speakers to the JS694 4-way 6×9s you will love the smooth, accurate sound of the Juice Orange Series speakers.

What could go better with your new Juice speakers but one of the stylish Juice amplifiers. These beauties look expensive, so you may not believe your eyes when you check the price, and you get high-end features like silver plated outputs, high level speaker input and variable filters — for less than you might expect.

Check out the Juice car audio range here.

New Subwoofers from Fuel Car Audio

Nathan — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:43:12 +0000

FUEL - the purveyors of bass for sound systems, have laboured, sweated and given birth to some bass babies that bite. Passionate about their music and running some of the most heavy duty tunes and systems in the UK club and car tuning and styling scene, the Fuel people have created something where there was nothing made for their needs.

Until now, nothing has existed that fit both the demand for performance, power and sheer pump. Now it does. Incredibly talented engineers have been employed – they who can translate from the “I want” demands of the Fuel team and offer up hardcore subwoofer technology that satisfies.

All Fuel subs feature amazing power handling, a single voice coil with spider-woven tinsel leads, parabolic dual layer top roll suspension and most excellent of all, three ohm impedance. It’s tech talk for a subwoofer that can drop, throb, swell fatness and plain boom like it means it.

From the Fuel 600W 10″ STA10 subwoofer to the stunning (and huge!) 1600W Fuel FDE12 dual 12″ sub box the Fuel range won’t disappoint!

Check out the complete range of Fuel subs and sub boxes here.

New Multimedia Products

Nathan — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 22:23:44 +0000

New in stock from DE Multimedia we have the amazing DE-740 In Car DVD/CD/MP3/WMA Receiver with built in 4″ touch screen LCD, iPod control, USB, Bluetooth handsfree, analogue TV tuner and radio all in a single DIN Size unit for only £199.99 and the DE-7007 7″ In Dash Flip Out Screen with DVD/CD/MP3, analogue TV tuner and FM Radio at just £199. Finally we have the new DE-104 10.4 Inch Roof Mount TFT LCD Screen in stock at £149.99

British International Motor Show

Nathan — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 17:02:03 +0000

Once again we will be at the British International Motor Show at ExCeL London between 23rd July and 3rd August 2008 (Stand 246).

It’s sure to be the motoring event of the year and there is something for everyone with hundreds of cars on display, global premieres and tons of interactive features.

Some of the treats on offer include The Heritage Enclosure, Supercar Paddock, Westfield Active Drift Experience, Peugeot Kids Driving School, Disney Pixar World of CARS, Land Rover Ultimate Experience and on water displays. The entertainment continues as the sun goes down with The Motor Show Music Festival!

Pre-book your ticket now.

The Show only happens once every two years so don’t miss out!

Speed humps and 20 mph limits bad for the environment

Nathan — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 14:27:41 +0000

A report from The AA has found that indiscriminate use of 20 mph speed limits and speed humps by local authorities can increase carbon dioxide emissions and fuel consumption.

Tests revealed that a car that achieves 58.15 miles per gallon at a steady 30 mph in fourth gear will only deliver 52.3 mpg at 20 mph in third gear and traveling over speed humps has an even greater impact with 6 speed humps over half a mile causing fuel consumption to increase by 47 percent to 30.85 mpg.

Whilst traffic calming measures are necessary in some areas the report shows that badly placed 20 mph restrictions or speed humps can increase CO2 emissions unnecessarily.

Edmund King, the AA’s president said “We need independent research to ascertain both the safety and environmental implications of 20 mph zones so that authorities don’t make a huge and widespread environmental mistake. Researched guidance on 30 mph versus 20 mph limits versus speed humps will help road engineers to make informed decisions on where best to site lower speed restrictions on urban roads.”

AA: Fuel For Thought