UTV riders are finding it easier than ever to install a Can-Am Defender stereo sound system and get their rides wired for audio that’s as good if not better than what they’d find in a regular passenger automobile. Over the years, many developments have made it possible to derive a pair of audio channels from systems that otherwise wouldn’t permit them. For instance, users of standard broadcast radios could receive phase modulated stereophonic broadcasts that were much higher in fidelity than they’d otherwise receive.
By leveraging these developments, sonic engineers have been able to craft a series of Can-Am Defender stereo modules that can mount to the top frame of a rider’s UTV. Though they’re relatively small, they use amplified loudspeakers that pack quite a punch. Anyone who wants to listen to something with a heavy bassline won’t have to worry about the lower tones getting lost in the mix. Since these systems are usually connected to a personal music player or a wireless phone, they usually don’t suffer from a poor signal-to-noise ratio either.
Everything from international broadcasts to custom-tailored playlists are available online, which makes it possible to enjoy a wide range of listening options once a mobile device gets synced up with one of these audio systems. They provide plenty of different input and output options, thus making it easy to connect various pieces of equipment to them.
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