Gravity Car Audio History and Product Guide
Gravity Car Audio brings together the main parts of a vehicle audio system: radios, amplifiers, speakers, subwoofers, signal processors and installation accessories. Its catalog includes conventional speaker upgrades, larger bass systems and PRO-series drivers for more specialized builds. Understanding those different roles is the best starting point for choosing equipment that belongs together.
This 12 Volt Outlet guide follows Gravity's documented history, its connection to the Latin American car-audio market and the product families that define the brand. It also explains the model details worth checking before planning an installation.
Gravity Car Audio and its Panama connection
Gravity Car Audio's official company page identifies Auto Center Zona Libre, S.A., an automotive-accessory import and export business based in Panama's Colón Free Zone. Auto Center describes more than three decades of experience serving the Latin American market. That background belongs to the company; it does not establish a founding date for the Gravity Car Audio brand.
A clear milestone appears in Panama's industrial-property records. A trademark application for the Gravity Car Audio name and design was filed on May 14, 2019, under Wolof Management Corp. The August 2019 bulletin reproduces the recognizable slanted Gravity logo with Car Audio beneath it and includes vehicle radios and speakers in the listed goods. A subsequent bulletin records a November 2019 resolution. These records document the brand identity during that period without identifying its first product or founder.
The brand also appears in IASCA's industry-member directory. IASCA's Gravity profile describes products developed with the needs of the Latin market in mind. That connection provides context for a range spanning source units, bass equipment, speakers and the accessories needed to complete an audio build. An industry listing should not be read as a performance certification for every model.
From the 2022 and 2023 range to the later catalog
Gravity's catalog labeled 2022–2023 already presents a broad range. It includes monoblock, four-channel and five-channel amplifiers; conventional and shallow subwoofers; Android radios; PRO midrange speakers; coaxials; wiring and dash kits. For someone identifying an existing installation, those older model numbers remain useful reference points.
The catalog labeled 2024–2025 continues that approach with Nano and compact amplifiers, additional subwoofer models, Android multimedia receivers, amplified DSP products, coaxial speakers and installation cables. These dated catalog sections remain accessible as of October 2026. A catalog listing is a guide to the manufacturer's range; the availability and specifications of an individual model should be confirmed when ordering.
Amplifiers for different system layouts
Gravity's amplifier range covers several channel configurations. Monoblock models serve a different system layout from multi-channel units, so start with the speakers and subwoofers the amplifier will drive. The number of channels, supported load and usable output all matter when narrowing the choice.
The ACGVT-AMPMT 400.4 is a concrete example from the later catalog. Gravity describes it as a Nano digital amplifier and lists 80 watts RMS across each of four channels at 4 ohms. Elsewhere in the range, product names prominently feature MAX power figures. Keep those labels attached to their numbers: an RMS rating and a MAX rating should not be treated as interchangeable specifications.
For a planned installation, verify the full output specifications, physical dimensions, input connections, crossover controls and electrical requirements of the exact amplifier. A compact name alone does not establish that a unit will fit under a particular seat.
Subwoofers and the space for bass
Gravity's documented range includes several subwoofer sizes and both single- and dual-voice-coil models. The earlier catalog also includes shallow designs. This variety makes the enclosure and available mounting space important parts of the decision.
For example, the ACGVT-SW12G80042 is listed as a 12-inch subwoofer with dual 4-ohm coils, 400 watts RMS and 1,200 watts peak power. Those are the manufacturer's stated ratings for that model. They do not establish a recommended enclosure volume or the output of an amplifier paired with it.
Before selecting a subwoofer, check mounting depth, cutout dimensions, enclosure guidance and the intended final electrical load. Have the installer match the voice-coil configuration to the amplifier's supported operation. Keep the exact suffix on the model number when comparing products or replacing a driver.
Coaxial speakers and PRO drivers
The speaker catalog includes both coaxial models and separate PRO drivers. Gravity lists the ACGVT-SPK692 KV as a 6-by-9-inch, 4-ohm coaxial speaker with ratings of 80 watts RMS and 160 watts MAX. It provides a useful example of the specifications to check for a conventional speaker replacement, alongside mounting depth and the vehicle's actual speaker opening.
The ACGVT-MDH565 YLPRO belongs to a different category: a yellow, bullet-style 6.5-inch mid-high driver listed at 4 ohms, 90 watts RMS and 180 watts MAX. Choosing a specialized driver calls for a plan for the rest of the frequency range, suitable filtering and the mounting arrangement. Products sharing a nominal diameter can have very different jobs in the finished system.
Radios and signal processing
Gravity's multimedia range includes the AND10116CPA, described as a 10.1-inch IPS touchscreen Android radio with a 2-DIN installation format, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The later catalog adds more screen and memory configurations and includes the ACGVT-DSPAND1 amplified DSP for Android applications.
Use the complete model specification when evaluating these products. Confirm the required connection method for phone integration, the vehicle's dash opening, steering-wheel-control needs and any factory amplifier or camera interfaces. The presence of Android or DSP in a product name does not establish compatibility with every radio, phone or vehicle.
Installation accessories complete the plan
Gravity also catalogs RCA cables, speaker wire, power cable and amplifier installation kits. Examples include the ACGVT-RCA6 OFC braided RCA cable, listed at 1.8 meters, and the ACGVT-KIT4 EL 4-gauge amplifier installation kit. Other catalog entries explicitly identify CCA cable, so check the material description of the specific cable you select.
Plan cable lengths, routing, protection and kit contents alongside the main equipment. A shared brand name does not make every wiring kit appropriate for every amplifier. The finished system needs a compatible signal path and an electrical installation matched to the actual equipment.
Frequently asked questions
What does Gravity Car Audio make?
Its documented range includes amplifiers, subwoofers, coaxial and PRO speakers, multimedia radios, signal processors, cables and installation accessories. Features vary by model and catalog generation.
Does the 2019 trademark record identify the founding year?
No. It establishes a dated filing for the Gravity Car Audio name and logo. It does not identify when the business began selling products or who founded the brand.
Are Gravity's listed power figures all RMS ratings?
No. The catalog uses RMS, MAX and peak labels. Preserve that distinction when comparing models and obtain the amplifier's rating at the load your installation will use.
Do all Gravity Android radios include CarPlay and Android Auto?
Do not assume that across the range. The AND10116CPA explicitly lists both, but other model descriptions differ. Check the chosen receiver's features and connection requirements.
Will a Gravity speaker fit any matching nominal speaker opening?
Nominal size is only a starting point. Check mounting depth, cutout dimensions, grille clearance, mounting hardware and any vehicle-specific adapters before selecting the speaker.
What information helps when identifying a Gravity product?
Keep the full model number, including prefixes and suffixes, plus photographs of the label and connections. For a new installation, also record the vehicle details and existing audio equipment.
