Audison’s Technical Advancements Over the Last Decade: A Decade of Precision and Innovation

Over the past ten years, Audison has quietly led the evolution of car audio, staying ahead of trends while staying grounded in one core principle: delivering sound with unmatched clarity and control. From groundbreaking digital processing to advanced speaker design, the brand has reshaped what’s possible in-car audio.

Here’s a breakdown of Audison’s key technical advancements from the last decade — and why they matter.

1. Digital Signal Processing: The Rise of bit Technology

Audison’s bit series has been the cornerstone of its digital push. These processors let users fine-tune their systems far beyond what traditional analog components allow.

  • bit One HD (2016): A high-resolution DSP that brought 24-bit/96kHz processing into car environments. This was a game-changer. It allowed the system to preserve the full resolution of digital sources and deliver cleaner, more detailed sound.

  • bit Nove and bit One HD Virtuoso: These processors took integration further, offering more inputs, outputs, and smarter tuning features. They bridged the gap between factory systems and high-end aftermarket gear without compromising audio quality.

Audison didn’t just follow the DSP trend — they helped set it, especially for systems that need to interface with complex OEM electronics.

2. Hi-Res Audio Certification and Component Upgrades

In the last ten years, Audison has heavily focused on high-resolution audio.

  • Voce and Thesis Series Upgrades: These top-tier lines were updated with Hi-Res Audio Certified components. That meant tweeters with wider frequency response, faster transients, and better overall clarity.

  • New Full-Range Class D Amplifiers: Audison introduced compact Class D amps capable of high-resolution playback, ensuring efficiency didn’t mean sacrificing fidelity.

This focus on Hi-Res isn’t a gimmick — it ensures that the full depth and nuance of modern audio formats survive the journey from source to speaker.

3. Class D Amplifier Innovation: Compact Power, Clean Sound

Audison was among the first high-end brands to take Class D technology seriously and refine it for audiophile applications.

  • Prima Forza Series (2019): These amps were small, efficient, and powerful. But more importantly, they were clean — offering THD (total harmonic distortion) figures that rivaled larger analog amps.

  • Integrated DSP-Amps: By embedding DSP into the amplifier chassis, Audison created all-in-one solutions that saved space without compromising control or quality. Ideal for stealth installs and OEM integration.

4. OEM Integration: Smarter, Cleaner Installs

Factory systems got more complex in the 2010s, and Audison responded with smarter gear that made it easier to install aftermarket audio without fighting the car’s electronics.

  • bit DMI and bit TUNE: Tools that let installers extract clean digital signals from OEM head units and tune systems with precision.

  • bit Drive (Software Platform): Launched as a unified interface for DSP setup, bit Drive gave users a powerful, intuitive way to handle tuning and system management — making high-end tuning more accessible.

5. Prima Line Expansion: High-Performance, Low-Profile

The Prima line, built for stealth upgrades, became one of Audison’s biggest successes over the last decade.

  • Compact Amps and Speakers: Designed to fit factory locations, Prima components deliver major upgrades without cutting metal or changing the vehicle’s look.

  • Tailored Vehicle Kits: Audison released car-specific kits for brands like BMW, VW, and Toyota — making plug-and-play premium sound more attainable.

6. Hybrid Audio Systems and Streaming Integration

Audison recognized that audio sources were shifting from CDs to phones, so it adapted.

  • bit Play HD and bit Play HD Virtuoso: These media players supported hi-res audio playback from USB or wireless sources. No need for a head unit — just high-quality streaming straight to the processor and amps.

  • bit Play OEM: A more recent push to streamline wireless Hi-Res streaming using OEM-friendly form factors.

Final Thoughts: Sound, Refined by Science

Over the last decade, Audison didn’t just keep up with the car audio industry — it led with purpose. While other brands chased louder systems or flashier builds, Audison focused on the things that actually make music better: cleaner signals, tighter control, and smarter integration.

Its advancements in DSP, amplifier design, Hi-Res audio support, and OEM integration have helped define what modern car audio can be. If the past decade proved anything, it’s this: Audison isn’t just building gear — it’s engineering experiences.

And they’re not done.