Design
BassBuilder starts the conversation: sub, space, tuning goal, port direction, risk checks, and a buildable next step.
Start design
Made of Steel launch gate
Design it.
Design it.
Map it.
Verify it.
Show it.
Ohmic is bringing a car-audio builder suite to Made of Steel 2026: enclosure design, system maps, measurement records, show cards, and beta access for the people building loud things in the real world.
One show-floor story.
The ecosystem stays visible, but every surface has one job. Get the builder from idea to proof, then give them something worth scanning, saving, or sharing.
Map
OSM turns the build into a record: signal chain, gear, wiring, revisions, measurements, photos, and notes.
Open OSMVerify
Audio Lab, AmpLab, and DSP tools label the difference between planning, relative checks, and trusted measurement.
Open Audio LabShow
Ohmic For Show gives builders a QR-friendly card: vehicle, team, gear, enclosure, scores, media, and the story behind the demo.
See show toolsWhat visitors can do fast
- Open BassBuilder from the launch gate, with beta/signup fallback when this browser is not linked yet.
- Join the beta from a phone in under a minute.
- See how a system map becomes a build record.
- Create or claim a show card after the demo.
- Understand which tools are live, preview, prototype, or planned.
Show-ready, not overpromised
- Live: public site, beta intake, BassBuilder door, Android APK rehearsal path.
- Preview: Ohmic For Show, Learning Lab, Audio Lab workflow framing.
- Prototype: AmpLab hardware and trusted hardware-session demos.
- Fallback: screenshots, local demos, APK kit, QR cards, and recorded proof if signal or venue conditions fight us.
Why Made of Steel fits.
The official Made of Steel pages describe a May 15-17, 2026 show at Hernando County Fairgrounds with a custom car and truck show, stereo competition, vendors, awards, and audio-specific categories. That is the exact room Ohmic is being built for.
Event anchorMay 15-17, 2026 in Brooksville, Florida.
AudienceBuilders, competitors, installers, teams, vendors, and people who care what changed.
Ohmic promiseDesign the system, map the build, verify the result, and show the record.
Bring a build. Leave with a record.
Start with BassBuilder, join the beta, or make a QR card for the system behind the demo.