Metra Electronics

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Metra Electronics is an American automotive electronics company established in 1949, specializing in audio electronics systems and 12 volt accessories.

Brands[]

• T-Spec - installation accessories
• Ethereal - home theater cables and accessories
• Raptor - installation accessories
• Axxess - interface products

Metra is an international electronics company, with the following global technology partnerships: Bluetrek - design and production of wireless communication devices such as Bluetooth headsets and car-kit speakerphones; VIBE Car Audio^[1] - British car audio brand. Parent company of FLI Audio;^[2] Audio Solutions - TV audio mounts; Connects 2 - producer and distributor of car audio integration and related accessories; Ballistic - Sound suppression systems; The Install Bay - Installation professionals; Shuriken - batteries for car audio systems; Icarus - Home theater accessories.

See also[]

• Aftermarket
• Connectors for car audio
• ISO 10487
• RCA connector
• Standardisation
• Vehicle audio

References[]

External links[]

• Official website

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