August 29th, 2026
Five car audio videos stood out to me this week. Here are my picks, and why each one is worth watching.
Steve Meade rebuilds a Lexus ISF sound system
Creator Steve Meade starts a full teardown and rebuild of a Lexus ISF sound system in this video, the first in a series. The car is an older demo vehicle. I like getting a look behind the panels and under the carpet, and other spots most viewers never see. It proves a simple point. A system built right still holds up years later.
Williston Audio Labs reviews a $150 amp with a VU meter
Williston Audio Labs reviews a new $150 amplifier with a VU meter in this video. Everyone likes a VU meter, and this amp offers something different to watch.
CarAudioFabrication tackles door sound deadening
Creator Mark walks through a full sound deadening job on a car door in this video. The camera work covers every angle of the process. It’s a good watch for anyone getting started with sound deadening.
Agoura Autosounds upgrades a 1987 Porsche 911 Turbo
Agoura Autosounds upgrades the stereo system in a customer’s 1987 Porsche 911 Turbo in this video. The shop takes an OEM plus approach, keeping the new gear in step with the car’s original look. The build fits the car well. The 911 holds a special place for many longtime car audio fans.
JPtheinstallguy adds an amp to a 2024 Jeep Wrangler
JPtheinstallguy adds an amplifier to a 2024 Jeep Wrangler’s factory radio in this video, shot from an installer’s point of view. This angle helps viewers understand each step of the installation. It’s a good look at someone showing you how to add an amplifier.
