HOW COOL IS THIS? - The JBL MS-2

Get the best possible sound from any player or system.
If your music is important enough to carry with you everywhere, you should carry the JBL® MS-2 pocket digital processor. Then instead of connecting your iPod, iPhone or other portable player directly to your car audio or other loudspeaker system, you can connect it through the MS-2 -- and enjoy dramatically improved sonic clarity and stereo imaging. The MS-2 uses DSP (digital signal processing) equalization to optimize system performance for the acoustic characteristics of your speakers, electronics and vehicle interior, and DSP time correction to ensure that all the sounds reach your ears simultaneously, creating a coherent, richly detailed soundscape. Small enough to fit in a shirt pocket and simple enough for even a novice to set up in seconds, the MS-2 will transform the listening experience in all your vehicles and even at home (with a third-party 6V DC power supply). So wherever your portable player goes, your JBL MS-2 should go, too.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• JBL
• Harman
• car audio
• sound system
• bass
• subwoofer
• loud
• speakers
• music
• amp
• EQ
• iPod
• sounds
• DSP
• car stereo

[aaronortiz]

Great device...but creepy ending.

[poxin]

Why not just get a better head unit that has this feature built in already. On top of some units already being able to calibrate delay and frequency (like the MS-2 does), you get a nicer player with better features and will probably blow this thing out of the water. Especially when you're talking that this costs $200.

[VideoUploaderr]

your dad is wrong !

[hityourchin]

@Schwarzeneggerrr You are wrong.

[Jonathan0599]

@poxin those of us with all bose can't just replace the head unit, no highs no lows must be bose

[Schwarzeneggerrr]

Why would i get a gay Pioneer alpine Kenwood or whatever headunit ?? This is JBL you are talking about. a head unit with this feature will never sound as good like the JBL does !!

[Thecrazyfish12]

@SuperPussyFinger Because that costs 1000$.

[SuperPussyFinger]

For $200, why not just upgrade your car stereo?

[sygyzy]

It's like the Audyssey calibration system that comes with Harman Kardon receivers. Oh, I just saw who makes this.

[thePowerPlant]

Eek! Too many wires for my taste.

[AuroraSolaris]

@Karkenou Credible Threats by The One AM Radio. They've got it listed at the end of the video.