Who doesn’t like music? Music is an instant vacation. 

With the right kind of song, you are transported from where you are to a different kind of world.

Whether you’re just staying in and having some R&R or going for a long drive with your best buds, you can bring music everywhere. 

How to get the best sound experience in your car? 

You need a car stereo. And thanks to today’s technology and some skillful hands, you can get your car sound certified, too.

There’s a lot involved when it comes to understanding how to upgrade the sound system in your car.

Here’s a good example of a car stereo site that goes into detail especially for do-it-yourself types.

Search Spotify for the best driving playlists out there. 

Can't find a playlist you like? Make your own road trip music in your favorite music apps. 

Nowadays, with a simple search and click, you can be your own DJ.

Here's the thing. No matter how good your playlist is, it will be rendered useless if you don’t have a good speaker to play them with. 

Buy a speaker that can give justice to the beats and rhythms of your favorite song. 

Choose quality and choose wisely. After all, the goal is to bring music everywhere.

Most vehicles have low-quality speakers installed from the factory so upgrading them can make a big difference!

It’s amazing how listening to music evolved from carrying around a boom box to Walkman and portable CD players to playing music right from our mobile phones.

But the speaker on our phones would not be enough to bring the party to the car. 

Connect your mobile device via a direct connection using Bluetooth. 

No more looking for and misplacing your wires or having your phones plugged just to play the music you love. 

You can still navigate with your phone’s GPS. Or your friend from the back seat in charge of the music can still update her status on Facebook while playing music through Bluetooth.

The sound playing from a speaker of a mini Cooper will be different when played in a truck. 

It’s because the sound production varies from vehicle to vehicle and speaker to speaker.

If you’re playing music from a streaming app like Spotify, it has an equalizer function built-in. 

With this, you can tailor the sound to your liking. You can boost or cut the level of treble or bass until you're satisfied.

An amplifier is simply a device to amplify – or increase – the power delivered to speakers. 

Your vehicle probably has a low-cost, low-power one in its stereo.

A more powerful amplifier allows more volume without distortion when playing your favorite music with the volume up. 

If you shop wisely they’re affordable, but it does take additional money for installation accessories and time and labor to do the job.

Most vehicles come with small speakers installed.

A subwoofer is a larger speaker designed only to produce bass and they handle much more power than small speakers.

However, as they’re large speakers they require an amplifier to drive them to get good sound. 

Some are sold as a “powered subwoofer” like the kenwood subwoofers, which means both the speaker, amplifier, and speaker enclosure are built together. 

That’s a great option for many people.

Do you feel bad? Play some cool, feel-good music. 

Do you need to work out? Play your jam to get your adrenaline and good vibes flowing.

If you have no idea about how to install a speaker in the car or how to choose the best products and accessories to use, don't fret.

There are experts who can help you.