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"Ray O" <rokigawaATtristarassociatesDOTcom> wrote in message
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> "Bryon" <btp@tds.net> wrote in message
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>>I just bought my 2002 SR5 and love it and plan on keeping it as long as
>>possible. To me the basic stereo sounds sort of dull and not very crisp,
>>no MP3 support, and I miss having a remote. Thus the factory sound system
>>must go. I see allot of post but have not been able to fully understand
>>where the system is lacking.
>> a.. Is the factory Receiver/head unit the source of this poor sound?
>> b.. Does the factory speakers have the ability if hooked up to a better
>> Receiver to come across crisp or do I need to replace those also?
>> c.. Is there an amp between the factory non JBL unit and the speakers?
>> If so should I by pass it or run it off the new receiver or another amp?
>> I planned on starting with the receiver and working my way out to the
>> speakers. Any experience with this situation would be much appreciated.
>> Thanks for your help,
>> Bryon[/color]
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> Do you have audio controls on the steering wheel? If so, you will have to
> look for a compatible receiver.[/color]

Only if he wants to retain that feature. Otherwise, it'll just sit there
doing nothing after the new radio is installed.