Vibe Dredd Audio System Is The World’s Loudest Car Audio

The Dredd truck used by Vibe was one of several that were used in movie and one of the only three working units that were ever built.

All Dredd vehicles for the movie were built by Jaguar Land Rover, based on Land Rover 101 trucks. The Vibe Dredd was found by the company in a barn in a state of utter disrepair.

Vibe undertook the difficult task of restoring the Dredd. It took 2,500 man hours to repair the vehicle and turn it into the Vibe Dredd, with the workforce working as long as 20 hour as the date of the unveiling neared.

Vibe Dredd was unveiled to the crowd at the Donny North 2005 custom car show by British actor Adam Rayner. The demo product proved to be a resounding success, not just at the show but worldwide where crowds gather to have a look at the what is perhaps the coolest looking audio truck. Here are some facts about Vibe Dredd.

Vibe Dredd features more than 50 speakers. The complete list includes:
BlackAir 50 Speakers x 4
BlackAir 69 Speakers x 4
BlackAir 6 Speakers x 4
QB69 Speakers x 4
Space II 12″ Subwoofers x 24
BlackBox Stereo 4 x 12
BlackBox Bass 1 x 12

While an average car audio system has 60 ft of cables, Vibe Dredd has 900 ft of cables.

A signature design feature of the Vibe Dredd is the Vibe Turbo Port built into the back of the truck. It's not there just to make the truck look good. Without the port to let air out the pressure would break apart the fiberglass body of the truck.

Sound produced by Vibe Dredd can reach a deafening 155 decibels, which is 32 times louder than a shotgun firing.

Besides the eight five inch speakers on either side of the Turbo Port, which are raised using hydraulics you will be amazed to know that each wheel has a built in subwoofer.

The 50,000 watt Vibe Dredd is powered by 6 car batteries. Since it is a demo vehicle it will not be put on sale, but if you were to put a price tag it would cost 75,000 sterling pounds or INR 73.8 lakhs.

This is the Vibe Base Tunnel we told you about in the beginning. As the name suggests the 'tunnel' surrounds you with extremely loud speakers and sub-woofers.

This 500,000 pound sound system took 1,000 man hours to build. The Bass Tunnel is so loud that it is prohibited for those with hear conditions to enter it.

Vibe Lambo was one of their earliest demo cars. As you are well aware a supercar is super constrained when it comes to space. Vibe Lambo showed their capability to squeeze in an audio system even in the smallest of space.

Vibe Lambo features:

Monobox 3 Amplifier x 2
BlackBox III Amplifier x 1
SA-K 60 x 4
Space 12″ Subwoofer x 1
Exact 8″ Subwoofer x 2

Another one of Vibe's demo cars, this small car was unveiled at the Mobile Electronics News Expo 2011 and boosts ofpavement shattering 6x BlackAir 12" subwoofers among other accessories.

This Vibe's flagship Bass machine. Besides sportingfour Space 15 subwoofers this Mercedes SUB has been given a full styling upgrade in the form of leather interiors, 22 inch wheels and vinyl wrap

We have no idea why anyone would want to go all out with a hearse. To give one hell of a send off to a die heard metal fan perhaps? Whatever the reason, the Vibe hearse proves their craziness.

The Vibe Hearse has plenty of space and this has been used to fit in plenty of equipment which include:

BlackDeath Reaper Amplifiers x 3
BlackDeath Bubonics Subwoofers x 6
BlackAir Stereo 4 Amplifiers x 6
BlackDeath 12″ Pro Speakers x 4
BlackDeath 8″ Pro Speakers x 6
BlackDeath 4″ Pro Tweeter x 6
Deep Cycle Batteries x 13
DeltaBox Line Drivers x 2
Deltabox Bass Generator x 1