The Maxhaust Soundbooster is an acoustic amplifier for the engine sound. By using a high quality patented loudspeaker a sound is created which can be adjusted perfectly to your wishes. Audi uses this system in the A6 3.0 biturbo (313hp).
The Maxhaust system previously used the external sound module from Audi (stage 1), but as an option a modified version of this module could be ordered (stage 2) and the most extreme option is the module from Maserati. This was used in the Ghibli (stage 3). The system is linked to the car via the CANbus system. This way the system is perfectly integrated in the control system of the car. Think for example of the sport mode.
Maxhaust has now launched the Stage 4. This is the most extensive and versatile speaker system to date, but at the same price as the Stage 1!
The system can also be linked to your smartphone via a Bluetooth module as standard, and there are many settings to choose from.
The Maxhaust sound booster is an electrical module with software by Maxhaust. This module amplifies the engine sound acoustically, integrates extra functions and makes the system compatible with other vehicles. The system is controlled via existing buttons or switches on and around the steering wheel or via the app on your smart phone. For stage 4 it concerns an ESM (electonic sound module) module where you can choose from 5 different sound profiles. In this module, pops and bangs are adjustable.
The MaxHaust sound generator system consists of:
- A high-quality patented loudspeaker mounted in a special stainless steel housing.
- ESM control unit (external sound module)
- Cable set
- MaxHaust SoundBooster module
The ESM provides the deep, solid sound that is determined by the current engine speed.
You can adjust this sound to your liking with the MaxHaust SoundBooster module via a free app on your smartphone (iOS and Android).
You can also get an extra actuator for that extra sound or a separate engine speaker that you place under the bonnet so it seems like the sound is also coming from the engine compartment and not just from behind the car.
NEW! The High speaker is a perfect addition to the set. This speaker reproduces the higher tones and adds a brutal new "voice" to the sounds. The 'misfire' or engine skipping becomes extremely louder
Maxhaust sound generator incl. installation
(inc. treble speaker)
Maxhaust Motor Speaker (extra)
Extra Actuator (extra speaker)
Maxhaust demos
Frequently Asked Questions Maxhaust Exhaust Noise
- Can you make a design for us?
Yes, we can definitely create a design for your vehicle. Our team of experienced designers at Wrap&Go specialise in creating customised, visually appealing designs that reinforce your brand identity and effectively convey your message. We work closely with you to understand your ideas, preferences and business goals and turn them into a unique design that will attract attention and impress your target audience. Whether you propose a subtle lettering or a striking full wrap, we deliver creative solutions that fit your needs and budget.
- What is the best way to protect and maintain my stickered car?
To keep your stickered car in top condition, we recommend applying a ceramic coating. A ceramic coating offers several advantages:
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A ceramic coating is therefore not only an excellent way to protect stickers from the elements, but it also improves the overall look of your vehicle and makes maintenance easier. For best results and durability of the coating, it is recommended to have this application done by professionals.
- What happens if the decal gets damaged?
Should the sticker be damaged, it can often be repaired or replaced locally without having to redo the whole design. We advise you to contact us for the best approach in case of damage.
- Is it possible to have only certain parts of my vehicle stickered?
Yes, you can opt for partial stickers, such as only the roof, bonnet, or sides. This is an effective way to highlight certain elements of your vehicle or to advertise within a limited budget.
- Can I design/supply the stickers myself?
Absolutely, you can provide your own design. Our team is ready to work with you to realise your vision, and we can advise on feasibility and optimisation for the best results.
- Does the sticker protect against scratches and other damage?
Yes, the decal provides an extra layer of protection against everyday scratches and damage, preserving your vehicle's original paintwork.
- Do weather conditions affect the lifespan of my stickers?
Yes, extreme weather conditions such as direct sunlight, high temperatures, and frost can affect the lifespan of stickers. However, our high-quality material is designed to withstand these conditions, offering a longer lifespan.
- What happens if the decal gets damaged?
If the decal is damaged, it can often be repaired or replaced locally without having to redo the entire wrap. This does depend on the extent and location of the damage.
- How long does it take to sticker a vehicle?
Depending on the size of the sticker, it can take from a few hours to several days.
- What is the difference between a full wrap and partial decal?
A full wrap covers the entire vehicle, while partial decals accentuate specific parts of the vehicle.
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