Rolls Royce Audio System

Rolls-Royce can rightly claim to make some of the finest cars in the world – models that offer the very best comfort and quality you can find on four wheels – and its cars also offer near silence for their occupants. But what if you want that silence broken by your favorite sounds, from rock to rap. Surely the best car in the world has to have the best stereo system, too? 

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars have Wraith Inspired by Music. Since the launch of the first model in 2013, customers have been able to order Rolls-Royce Wraith vehicles equipped with Bespoke Audio. The company claims that the audio system is assembled from the highest quality components with the participation of experienced experts from around the world. The company says without too much modesty that the sound system in Wraith Inspired by Music turns the car into an "exclusive concert hall."

Bespoke Audio

18-channel Bespoke Audio

The Wraith features a 1300W 18-channel system with two woofers and seven mids and tweeters each. Two more speakers are built into the headlining. Subwoofers play a key role, producing a deep, powerful bass from drivers under the front seats. They deliver sound at the level of the passenger's ear. The system monitors internal and external noise using microphones and automatically adjusts volume and tone settings.

The speaker grilles on the doors are made of copper and decorated with engraving. By the way, the "copper theme" is found everywhere in the car - from the exterior to the elements inside the cabin, including on the dashboard.

Wraith Inspired by Music spearheaded a trilogy of Bespoke Collection vehicles. The first of these, Wraith Inspired by Film, was created to celebrate the connection between Rolls-Royce and the world of cinema. Then came the Wraith Inspired by Fashion, a car for connoisseurs of haute couture, as Rolls-Royce writes.

Rolls-Royce emphasizes that its cars have always been associated with the world of music. It all started in the early 60s when Elvis Presley ordered a Rolls-Royce Phantom V. After Elvis, many musicians opted for cars from this manufacturer. For example, in 1965, Phantom V was purchased by John Lennon. The musician ordered many cutting-edge improvements for the time, including a television, a portable refrigerator, a music player, and tinted windows for trips around England. Keith Moon, the famous drummer of The Who, also owned a car of this brand.