Earl jam: is Earl Muntz the real father of car stereo?

Article Abstract:

Earl Muntz, the first man to ever put a tape player in a car, is believed by some to be the start of the car stereo revolution. After inventing the 4-track player and later going to an 8 track style, Muntz sold his company which is known today as Clarion.

Innovations, Clarion Corp., Muntz, Earl

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The gender issue: ladies and gentlemen: the skinny on male-female roles in the car-stereo industry(includes related articles on women car stereo executives)

Article Abstract:

Although the typical car stereo junkie tends to be in the 18 to 30 year old male category having women in the industry is not altogether unheard of. More women are also competing in sound system contests now than have been in prior years.

Marketing, Demographic aspects, Women consumers

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History lessons: paging through car stereo's storied past

Article Abstract:

Combing the chronological history of the car stereo system, editors and outside contributors,took a look at their favorite sound systems. Everything from the first instrument panel radio to compact disk players were reviewed.

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