Toyota FJ Cruiser Stereo, CD, DVD, Satellite, iPod
rbmcgovern
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Does the standard radio/cd player in the 2007 FJ Cruiser have an iPod jack or do you have to upgrade to the 6 cd changer?
Do you know who makes the radio/cd changer for the FJ Cruiser?
Do you know who makes the radio/cd changer for the FJ Cruiser?
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The radio itself gets plenty loud on FM, but even at max vol. with my XM and iRiver does not get loud enough.
Thoughts??
TIA
GypsyJon
The only name on the toyota radios is JBL, do not know if they are the maker or they add the name to the system
Roll
http://www.boostaroo.com/
It's called the Boostaroo. I bought one about 6 months ago to use with a Sirius radio. Got an ipod about 2 months ago and it really boosts it up. Great frequency response, very little distortion.
I don't own one but I might buy one. In my opinion, an over head would hinder the already limit rear view. The head rest are small and curved for a good size LCD.
Does the FJ offer satellite radio? I didn't really get an answer at the dealship I visited. THanks
Red = right spkr +
White = right spkr -
Blue = left spkr +
Yellow = left spkr -
I'm planning to buy an amplifier and put some good speakers back there... somewhere. Haven't figured it all out yet.
The hardest part was getting a 30-amp power source hooked up to the amp. I used the rear defroster connection, it has a 30-amp fuse. Only trouble is that the rear defroster has a timer that turns off after about 15 minutes. The rear defroster is required in NY, in many states it probably is not standard equipment. The electronic parts cost about $200, the wood to build the enclosures cost about $25.
Lastly, when I say I JUST bought it, I mean, I have had ot for 3 days! So can someone tell me where the Aux is for the stereo? THX
Is the subwoofer worth it? Does it boost volume as well as bass?
BTW, where'd you get the sub and switch ?
(2) For those who want to change or add to their existing in dash units look at the web site metraonline.com . Look at your make, model and current in dash unit INCLUDING speakers option if one is listed for your make and model. It will give you printable instructions on how to disassemble your dash to access your radio including tools needed. It also offers alternative racks by different manufactures that will fit by above parameters. A very feature rich site if you have the time to look around. Crutchfield is another web electronics site that will give you the above. They have a catalog with all sorts of stereo stuff and phone support. Under satellite radio options it offers mounting brackets by car make and model. :shades: