Metra Electronics

Metra Electronics (Holly Hill, Florida) is an American automotive electronics company, specializing in audio electronics systems and 12 volt accessories. Established in 1949 and since called "Installer's Choice," The Installer Institute, brainchild of Metra owner Bill Jones, is a technical training school providing MESA Certification.

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Subsidiary brands under Metra include:

Metra is an international electronics company, with the following global technology partnerships: Bluetrek - design and production of wireless communication devices such as Bluetooth headsets and car-kit speakerphones; VIBE Car Audio[1] - British car audio brand. Parent company of FLI Audio;[2] Audio Solutions - TV audio mounts; Connects 2 - producer and distributor of car audio integration and related accessories; Ballistic - Sound suppression systems; The Install Bay - Installation professionals; Shuriken - batteries for car audio systems; Icarus - Home theater accessories.

Universal steering wheel control interface

A universal steering wheel control interface can be used on most any vehicle with steering wheel controls, to be used with today's top aftermarket radio manufactures like Pioneer, Sony, Alpine, Kenwood, Eclipse, JVC, Valor, Boyo (Vision Tech), Dual, Visteon, Advent and Blaupunkt. It is used to retain the OEM steering wheel controls. It has the ability to auto-detect many vehicle makes and aftermarket radios and it will preset the steering wheel controls to the aftermarket radio automatically so no programming is required. If desired it can be manually programmed so the user can make the steering wheel controls function the way they want them to, only limited by the functions of the aftermarket radio.[3]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "VIBE Audio | British Audio". Vibecaraudio.com. Retrieved 2012-10-31.
  2. ↑ "FLI Audio". FLI Audio. Retrieved 2012-10-31.
  3. ↑ http://axxessinterfaces.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=11&products_id=197
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