I’m a sound geek. Perhaps it comes from my love of music and finding that immersive experience that takes you on a little escape from reality. That’s the Harman Kardon experience.
A brand that came to me by way of Kia Motors America and gave me the opportunity to further my knowledge of the science behind the sound by inviting me to be among the first to visit the Harman/Kardon Experience at their Consumer PRoducts HQ in Los Angeles.
I spent two days getting to know Harman/Kardon, JBL, and why the new Kia Stinger sounds so darn amazing.
First, let me tell you that I’ve been driving the 2017 Kia Niro Hybrid for a year now. Inside I have an advanced audio package that includes the Harman Kardon experience sound system.
I also own a pair of Harman/Kardon Soho Wireless Headphones which I love.
The first time I cranked up the volume in the Kia Niro I was blown away by the bass. To this day I often take a ride just to hear music, and running errands has a whole new meaning.
The Harman/Kardon sound turns everyday tasks into everyday air guitar sessions. And as for my wireless headphones, I never leave home without them.
I use them at my desk and when I’m traveling. They are amazing. That said, when I was invited out to this event I was pretty excited.
I’m a science geek, and having an opportunity like this to learn from the geeks behind the amazing sounds of Harman/Kardon and JBL is a once-in-a-lifetime thing.
Plus, I’m obsessed with the new Kia Stinger, and having a chance to drive that precious baby again was pure bliss. Believe me when I tell you I put her sound limits to the test.
The Harman/Kardon Experience with Kia Stinger + Photo Journal
Everyone was really excited to explore the Harmon/Kardon Experience. Especially since we were the first to see it.
I got the chance to see all the various ways Karman/Kardon and JBL bring music into our lives whether it’s in the home, a hotel room, a home studio, or on stage.
With a wide range of speakers, microphones, headsets, lighting arrangements, and theatrical products, there is little that they are not doing.