ASA, Audiovox Specialized Applications

Audiovox Specialized Applications (ASA) is a company that specializes in the design, engineering, marketing, and distribution of electronic products primarily for the RV, marine, agricultural, construction, and powersport industries. ASA is known for offering high-quality audio and video entertainment systems, navigation systems, and other electronic accessories tailored to meet the unique needs of its market sectors.


Key products and services offered by ASA often include:



  1. Entertainment Systems: High-definition TVs, DVD players, and audio systems specifically designed for use in recreational vehicles (RVs), boats, and other specialty vehicles.



  2. Navigation Systems: Advanced GPS and navigation systems tailored for marine and RV applications, providing users with accurate and reliable routing information.



  3. Cameras and Surveillance: Rearview cameras, side cameras, and surround-view systems designed to enhance safety and visibility for larger vehicles and their operators.



  4. Marine Electronics: Waterproof entertainment systems, marine speakers, and other robust electronic solutions designed to withstand the harsh conditions of marine environments.



  5. Agricultural and Construction Equipment: Durable electronic products and systems that can withstand the tough conditions found on construction sites and agricultural fields, including monitoring and communication systems.



  6. Powersport Accessories: Electronics and accessories designed for ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles, and other powersport vehicles, ensuring they are rugged enough for outdoor adventures.




ASA's products are known for their durability, reliability, and suitability for the specific environments in which they are used. The company often collaborates with top brands within these industries to ensure their products are seamlessly integrated and provide the best possible user experience.


By specializing in these niche markets, ASA helps its clients enhance the enjoyment, safety, and functionality of their recreational and work equipment.


Products

Stereos, housings, speakers, LCD entertainment systems, observation systems

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23319 Cooper Drive
Elkhart IN 46514
USA

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