We are excited to announce that the updated version of the Easy 6.5X coaxial speakers will soon be available in the United States. These speakers retain the same high-quality 25 mm silk dome tweeter you know and love, while introducing several important improvements focused on mounting depth and tweeter attachment.

Key upgrades in the second version include:

• Durable steel basket for enhanced strength
  
• Increased tweeter angle to 20 degrees for better sound dispersion
  
• Improved tweeter mounting using both a screw and adhesive for greater durability
  
• Reduced mounting depth to 61 mm, making installation easier (2 mm less than the first version)
  
• Lower tweeter height above the mounting surface, now just 7.5 mm (10.5 mm less than the original version)
  

These improvements make the Easy 6.5X more versatile and easier to install without sacrificing the pristine sound quality Pride speakers are known for.

The new Easy 6.5X will be available soon through all official Pride dealers across the USA and on our website. Stay tuned for the release and get ready to upgrade your sound system with this refined classic.

How to Build a Demo Car That Turns Heads

A great demo car doesn’t just play loud — it commands attention, delivers jaw-dropping impact, and leaves a lasting impression. Whether you’re showcasing at meets, audio expos, or simply rolling through town, your vehicle becomes a mobile stage for what your audio system can do. But creating a demo build that stands out takes planning, precision, and serious hardware. Here’s how to build one — the Pride Audio way.

1. Start with a Vision

Before buying a single component, define the goal of your demo car. Is it purely for showcasing SPL levels? Or do you want something more versatile that demonstrates sound quality (SQ) and musicality as well? Decide whether your system will focus on:

• Pure SPL (Sound Pressure Level)
• SQ/SQL (Sound Quality + Loudness)
• A balanced demo for daily use and show purposes

Knowing your direction will determine the type of equipment you choose and how the system is tuned.

2. Choose the Right Gear – Go All In With Pride

When you’re building a system that needs to impress in both sound and presentation, choosing high-performance gear is critical. Pride Audio offers a full range of components perfect for this kind of build:

• MT Series Subwoofers: Deliver up to 15,000W RMS — these subs are built to shake concrete and dominate SPL lanes.
• SOLO Series Mids: Known for brutal midbass, high efficiency, and crowd-pleasing output
• HyperTone Horn Tweeters: High-frequency clarity that cuts through everything
• Professional Amplifiers: Engineered for stability, headroom, and real-world power delivery
• Power and Accessories: Heavy-gauge wiring, voltage monitoring, and smart distribution blocks

Each Pride product is tested in competition and demo cars around the world — built to be seen, heard, and felt.

3. Power Supply Matters

Demo cars draw serious current, especially when playing full tilt for extended periods. To avoid voltage drops and protect your system, you’ll need:

• High-output alternators (sometimes more than one)
• Secondary batteries (AGM or lithium)
• Upgraded wiring (0 AWG or larger)
• Solid grounds and proper distribution

Pride’s own demo cars feature multiple alternators, banks of batteries, and custom-built wiring harnesses to ensure power delivery stays stable.

4. Enclosure Design – It’s All About the Box

Your subwoofers are only as good as the enclosures behind them. For a demo vehicle, custom ported enclosures are a must. Tuning, volume, port area, and bracing all affect how your subs perform — especially at high SPL.

A few tips:

• Use double-layer baffles for strength
• Tune port frequency to match your demo style (30–45 Hz typical)
• Consider aesthetic elements: lighting, acrylic windows, branding

A well-designed box makes your system louder, cleaner, and more durable.

5. Showmanship Counts

Your build is more than an audio system — it’s a full experience. Think about how the install looks when your doors are open at a show. Add:

• Custom panels
• RGB or LED lighting
• Pride Audio logos
• Glass or plexi display windows

Make people want to take photos and videos. The more visually engaging your setup is, the more it will circulate online and attract attention at events.

6. Fine-Tuning and Safety

Your system must not only sound insane but also run reliably. Use a digital signal processor (DSP) to control frequency crossover, phase, and EQ settings. Tune for clarity, impact, and smooth transition between speakers.

Also, protect your investment:

• Use fuses and circuit breakers
• Install fans or ventilation where needed
• Secure all wiring and connections

A clean, protected system will keep you demoing longer without breakdowns.

A demo car is your calling card — a rolling showcase of your taste, your build skills, and your brand. With the right planning, components, and attention to detail, your system can be as unforgettable to hear as it is to see.With Pride Audio, you get more than just volume — you get real performance, proven gear, and community support from car audio enthusiasts around the world.

We’re proud to announce that Pride Audio is expanding its dealer network across the United States. From California to New York, more and more shops and installers are carrying official Pride gear.

Why become a Pride dealer?

• Direct access to original products
• Full support from our technical and sales teams
• Competitive pricing and dealer programs
• Brand recognition in the global SPL scene

If you’re interested in joining our growing team of partners, reach out to us at online@pride.audio or fill out the application form on our website. We’d love to work with you.

If you’re new to car audio, choosing the right speakers can feel overwhelming — but it’s also one of the most impactful upgrades you can make. While subwoofers provide the bass and low-end power, your midrange and full-range speakers handle the majority of the sound spectrum. This includes vocals, instruments, and critical details that bring your music to life. Whether you’re building a system from scratch or upgrading factory components, selecting the right speakers ensures that your audio setup performs at its full potential.

Why Speakers Matter More Than You Think

A great subwoofer can make your system shake, but without quality mid and high-frequency speakers, the sound will feel unbalanced or muddy. Full-range and midrange drivers define your system’s clarity, tone, and dynamics. That’s why understanding speaker characteristics is essential before buying.

Key Factors to Consider

1. Power Handling (RMS): Always pay attention to the RMS (continuous) power rating of a speaker — this is a more accurate measure than peak power. Your amplifier’s output should match or slightly exceed the speaker’s RMS rating for optimal performance. Underpowering a speaker can cause distortion, while overpowering can lead to damage.

2. Sensitivity: Measured in decibels (dB), sensitivity tells you how efficiently a speaker converts power into sound. A speaker with higher sensitivity (90 dB or more) will play louder with less power, making it a good choice for lower-wattage systems.

3. Build Materials: Durability and sound quality are heavily influenced by the materials used in a speaker’s construction. Look for rigid baskets, high-temperature voice coils, coated paper or composite cones, and sturdy dust caps. These elements ensure long-term reliability, especially in vehicles exposed to temperature swings and vibrations.

4. System Type and Configuration: Are you running a 2-way or 3-way setup? Do you plan to use passive crossovers, or are you going fully active with DSP tuning? Knowing your system layout helps determine what kind of drivers and tweeters you’ll need. For example, in 3-way systems, it’s critical to choose speakers with focused frequency ranges to avoid overlap.

Why Choose Pride Audio?

Pride Audio offers a wide range of speakers tailored to every stage of the audio journey — from daily driver setups to full SPL competition builds. Our product lines include:

• Easy Series: Plug-and-play replacements for stock systems
• Ruby Series: Enhanced detail and better high-frequency response
• SOLO Series: High-output competition mids
• Professional Midbass Drivers: Designed for active systems and extreme setups

With proven performance, trusted build quality, and a focus on real-world use, Pride Audio speakers are built to elevate your system — no matter your goals.

Your car audio experience depends on much more than just volume. By investing in the right speakers — ones that match your power needs, system layout, and sound preferences — you’ll enjoy clearer, louder, and more immersive audio every time you drive.

Pride Expands Dealer Network in the USA

We’re proud to announce that Pride Audio is expanding its dealer network across the United States. From California to New York, more and more shops and installers are carrying official Pride gear.

Why become a Pride dealer?

• Direct access to original products
• Full support from our technical and sales teams
• Competitive pricing and dealer programs
• Brand recognition in the global SPL scene

If you’re interested in joining our growing team of partners, reach out to us at online@pride.audio or fill out the application form on our website. We’d love to work with you.

We recently launched two new 6×9” full-range speakers for the U.S. market – the Pride Easy 69 and Pride Ruby 69. Both are designed to offer a substantial upgrade over factory sound systems, with easy installation, high efficiency, and impressive sound quality. But depending on your listening preferences and system goals, one might suit you better than the other.

Let’s break it down.

Pride Easy 69 – Balanced Sound and Deep Bass at an Affordable Price

The Pride Easy 69 is built for everyday listeners who want to enjoy clean, powerful sound without investing in a full high-power system. This speaker delivers a warm, balanced tonal character with strong low-end presence and crisp detail — ideal for replacing stock speakers in most vehicles.

Key Features:

• Full-Range Clarity: Frequency response from 50 Hz to 18,000 Hz
• Deep, Controlled Bass: Excellent midbass output in doors or rear decks
• Power Handling: 80W RMS
• Sensitivity: 91 dB
• Impedance: 4 Ohm
• Size: 6×9″ – fits most factory and custom mounts

What’s in the Box:

• 1 pair of Easy 69 speakers
• Protective carton packaging
• Pride branding sticker

With the Easy 69, you get reliable performance for daily driving and casual listening sessions. It’s ideal for those who want a noticeable improvement in clarity and volume without the need for external amplifiers or complex setups.

We’re thrilled to announce that the long-anticipated Pride SOLO 300 6.5” Competition speaker is officially available for order. Designed specifically for high-performance SPL setups, the SOLO 300 delivers exceptional power handling, crystal-clear midbass, and extreme durability under pressure. Whether you’re building a competition vehicle or a daily driver with serious volume, this speaker rises to the occasion.

Key Specs:

• Size: 6.5″
• Power: 300W RMS / 600W Max
• Frequency Response: 125 Hz – 10,000 Hz
• Impedance: 4 Ohm
• Sensitivity: 96.5 dB

With a rugged design, oversized motor structure, and a carefully engineered suspension system, the SOLO 300 offers unrivaled control and output.