The six output channels of the Bewith State feed six Bewith Accurate A-110S 100W monoblock amplifiers. Each amplifier is connected to a single Bewith Confidence series speaker. At the top of the doors are C-50II 5cm tweeters, while C-130II 13cm midwoofers are located at the bottom. The rear ‘parcel shelf’ is home to a pair Confidence series woofers which are mounted in sealed enclosures. The midwoofers and subwoofers feature illuminated perimeter lighting which makes them really stand out.

Kameda thanks the hard work of Body Shop Kikuta for the body and paint work, NEWING for the custom interior and audio system, JATS for the air suspension, PROVIDE for the audio system tuning and Brain Trading for the VIP Modular Wheels. Unlike many of the builder’s lists we print at the end of each feature, these are not Kameda’s sponsors. They are simply the shops that he paid to bring his vision to reality. When asked why he chose to evolve the previous show-winning car into something new, Kameda told us that, “the value was not in the fame of the car, but in the spirit. I use the same car and try to achieve a higher goal. I love the surprised look I get when I tell people that this is the same car. It’s not just about the trophies or fame, but the love of keeping my car looking cool.” There is no way to top that.