What brand is the audio system in the Toyota Crown?
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Toyota Crown's audio system is from the Shenzhen Saidian brand. The car audio system is designed to alleviate the monotony of travel for drivers and passengers with its radio and playback functions. The Crown is a mid-to-large-sized sedan under the Toyota Group, featuring advanced braking technology and excellent driving assistance equipment in terms of active safety, including the TRC traction control system and VSC vehicle stability control system. The Toyota Crown is equipped with the VDIM vehicle dynamics integrated management system and the Dual VVTi intelligent variable valve timing system for both intake and exhaust, ensuring optimal traction under various road conditions and delivering outstanding handling performance.
I found that the audio brand in Toyota Crown is usually JBL, which is quite common in high-end Crown models like the Royal Saloon. I remember being blown away by its JBL sound system during my first test drive—deep bass, crisp highs, and absolutely no distortion. As a car enthusiast, I learned that the Crown was designed to offer a luxurious driving experience, hence the choice of a customized JBL system. This audio setup adapts well to different music genres, delivering punchy rhythms for pop music and faithfully reproducing details for classical pieces. I find this very practical because good music can relieve fatigue and enhance safety during long drives. However, some base Crown models may not come with JBL but instead feature Toyota's standard audio system, which has slightly weaker sound quality. It's best to check the specifications or test-listen when choosing a car.
