Beyond Sound: MTX Audio’s Integration in Polaris Slingshot Pushes the Boundaries of In-Vehicle Entertainment
MTX Audio has developed a custom audio integration for the Polaris Slingshot, transforming the three-wheeled performance vehicle into a high-fidelity mobile sound experience. The build showcases how purpose-built speaker systems and amplification can overcome the acoustic challenges of an open-air, unconventional vehicle platform. The project highlights the growing demand for premium in-vehicle entertainment in specialty and powersports vehicles.
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Key takeaways
MTX Audio engineered a custom sound system specifically tailored to the unique open-air structure of the Polaris Slingshot.
The integration required overcoming significant acoustic challenges posed by wind noise, vibration, and the lack of a traditional cabin enclosure.
The build demonstrates how aftermarket audio specialists are pushing in-vehicle entertainment beyond conventional automotive applications.
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The MTX Audio-enhanced Polaris Slingshot features a groundbreaking audio system that includes two MTX 75 Series 12" subwoofers and MTX Signature Series 3-way component speakers, powered by robust MTX amplifiers. An Apple® iPad® mini, seamlessly integrated into the custom dashboard, acts as the source unit. This high-powered setup ensures an immersive audio experience that matches the Slingshot's exceptional performance. The vehicle's transformation into a mobile concert hall sets a new benchmark for in-vehicle entertainment.
The vehicle's transformation into a mobile concert hall sets a new benchmark for in-vehicle entertainment.
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