Photo: Mark Levinson
While at first sight you’ll be tempted to say that it’s just an aftermarket sound system and anyone can fit speakers into their car at home, what Mark Levinson audio specialist will do on the IS involves much more than that.
Due to its shape and materials, a car’s interior is not quite the perfect enclosure for music listening, so just randomly fitting a car with a powerful sound system won’t give passengers a pleasant experience.
Using the right materials and strategical placement of the speakers around the car’s interior is a fine art, at which Mark Levinson proved its skills. The sound specialist company is working with Lexus from the early interior development process to find the perfect spots from which sound waves will bombard the cabin.
The new sound system that will go on the Lexus IS will contain state of the art hardware including three 90 mm GreenEdge speakers mounted at the front, two 90 mm GreenEdge units with Wide Dispersion technology at the back and a new 200 mm subwoofer bearing the latest Inverted Motor Structure technology to satisfy your bass needs.
Another interesting feature will be represented by the new Auto Volume system that will automatically adjust the volume for each song to ensure the right high/mid/low levels every time.
Using the right materials and strategical placement of the speakers around the car’s interior is a fine art, at which Mark Levinson proved its skills. The sound specialist company is working with Lexus from the early interior development process to find the perfect spots from which sound waves will bombard the cabin.
The new sound system that will go on the Lexus IS will contain state of the art hardware including three 90 mm GreenEdge speakers mounted at the front, two 90 mm GreenEdge units with Wide Dispersion technology at the back and a new 200 mm subwoofer bearing the latest Inverted Motor Structure technology to satisfy your bass needs.
Another interesting feature will be represented by the new Auto Volume system that will automatically adjust the volume for each song to ensure the right high/mid/low levels every time.
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