When it comes to listening music in your car - especially if we're talking about a new models - most drivers simply can't get along with standard audio systems.
Just ask the regular Mercedes-Benz or BMW customer about how important sound is for them, and you'll get the idea. However, Lincoln wants the same treatment available for those who choose to buy their new MKX crossover.
That's why Lincoln engineers and Revel - HARMAN International’s exclusive loudspeaker brand - worked together to fit the MKX crossover with a 13-speaker Revel audio system and a 19-speaker Revel Ultima system.
“The Revel audio system available in the all-new Lincoln MKX represents a new approach to ensure all occupants – not just the driver – enjoy the best listening experience,” said Kevin Voecks, Revel product development manager. “Over the course of three years and hundreds of hours of tuning and refining, our collaboration with Lincoln has created the most authentic audio experience possible.”
On that note, we'll mention that the Revel Ultima system has a technology ace up its sleeve: Clari-Fi a patented HARMAN feature that works in real-time to rebuild audio details lost during the digital compression process.
Sounds geeky, but we like it. Sadly, Lincoln didn't mention anything about the price, but we expect a four-digit sticker. In the meanwhile, if you're interested in owning a Lincoln MKX, allow us to add that the crossover is available with a starting price tag of $39,025. That's the entry-level because higher versions go as high as $52,240.
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