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Replying to: landdriver (Jul 01, 2004 3:07 pm) I currently own a HL 2006 V6 non-JBL radio. I have read and try the sequence to enable the midrange. So far, no luck. Can you please tell me which buttom it should be hold pressed to access the midrange adjustment? Thanks!! |
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Replying to: landdriver (Sep 19, 2002 12:40 am) Thanks, Ray
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Replying to: gobenzin (Feb 27, 2008 9:16 am) You should know that the message you replied to is over five years old. tidester, host SUVs and Smart Shopper |
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I have a 2007 Highlander Limited and I can control most of the stereo functions from the steering wheel, which I like. I traded in my 2001 Highlander and I think this steering wheel function is great. I'm thinking of upgrading the stereo system/head unit---does anyone know if I will lose functionality of the steering wheel controls if that is done? If possible, I would like to have at least an idea of the answer from actual Highlander owners versus relying on a saleperson's "assurances." TIA.
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Replying to: silverltd (Mar 02, 2008 7:48 pm) I also have a 2002 Highlander. When I bought this one, I replaced entire system, including Head unit,speakers and added amplifier and subwoofer. I did it because factory system was not up to my taste. For your 2007 Highlander: What is the reason for wanting to upgrade? If you are not an audiophile like me, if you like most part of your system, simply replacing factory speakers with quality speakers and possibly adding an amplifier usually helps quite a bit. Also, by replacing Head unit, in some cases, you may lose entire capability to use steering wheel control. And most head units are detachable,which can be good and bad. If you decide do upgrade, I'd go with reputable brand like Alpine or similar for head unit and amplifier. Also, spent on quality speakers that you can actually hear the difference! I'd shop from independent dealers specialize in auto sounds rather than places like Circuit City or Bestbuy. If you go to the right places, they will direct you to right system and make sure you get a clean, perfect installation. good luck. 
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Replying to: silverltd (Mar 02, 2008 7:48 pm) they come with wireless remote control, which is very convenient. As long as you don't lose it.
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Replying to: ocg35man (Mar 03, 2008 6:06 pm) Thanks again, I'll go to an independent---there is a good one not far from me---and look into just upgrading the speakers.
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I mentioned this on the 2008 Highlander post as well, but I am interested in knowing if anyone has added body - side molding to the 2008 Highlander? I have thoght about it, but don't want to take away from the looks unless it adds something? Many have told me that they don't help that much, not to invest in them. Any help would be appreciated on the subject. Thanks, Ronn
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| Can someone help me. i'm trying to find out what SRAT in DVD Rear Entertainment is? Also, i'ved noticed there are 4 types of DVD Rear Entertainment. One for $1250 w/SRAT, the other for $1250 but it doesn't go with the moonroof, there's one for $1495, and the other for $1780. Can anyone tell me the differences? thanks | |
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