Sound Engine DOM
The world's most advanced and sophisticated sound for all industries
Integration into automotive systems
- In-vehicle equipment is no longer a time for upgrades; IT gets you sophisticated sound -
In the same way that DOM provides presets for headphones, earphones, and other playback devices, it is possible to develop presets that are optimized for the speaker systems in cars on the market. In the same way that DOM provides presets for headphones, earbuds, and other playback devices, we can develop presets that are optimized for the speaker systems of cars on the market. Upgrading a speaker system at the time of car purchase can be expensive, costing roughly $1500 and up, but the direct implementation of DOM's sound engine will maximize the value of the car at a lower cost.
Car audio systems, which are introduced as an option when purchasing a new car in the first place, will no longer require additional optional speakers when the DOM is installed in the car as a factory-installed system. The automaker simply installs the DOMs in place of the simpler, stock speakers. The revenue generated by the speakers is absorbed into the overall vehicle revenue, creating value for a better product, which can increase the price per vehicle and reduce costs.
(This has been proven and tested with genuine speakers from Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, etc.)
Example Images for Implementing Sound Engine DOM
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Benefit on the part of end-users using DOM-installed car audio systems
The DOM's digital technology enables the sound of a speaker costing about $1500 to be achieved with a pre-installed default speaker, according to our research. The user does not have to pay $1500 for the original stock speakers, as they can get the same quality sound experience without replacement and at no additional cost.
Benefits for companies that implement DOM
This will eliminate the need for dealers to sell expensive speakers, but it will also lower the cost of R&D and manufacturing for high sound quality. BMW, for example, is said to be spending $300 million a year on sound quality improvement, but this can be covered by the installation and maintenance costs of around $1 million per car model.