What sound system does the Toyota Crown use?
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Toyota uses a 10-speaker original factory sound system. The following is a related introduction about the Toyota Crown: Body appearance: The domestic new Crown has a total of four models and seven levels, all equipped with a 3.0L dual VVTI engine, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission, and adopts the FR (front-engine, rear-wheel drive) platform, combining smooth handling with abundant driving power. In addition, the new Crown also achieves an ideal weight distribution of 53:47 between the front and rear body through maximum lightweight design of the engine and suspension system and scientific layout, maintaining the balance of body weight. Car evaluation: Advantages: good reputation of the old Crown, high-quality luxury car; disadvantages: the stable appearance is slightly lacking in vitality, and the price of accessories is expensive.
I remember last time riding in my friend's Toyota Crown, that JBL audio system was truly impressive. The Crown's audio configurations vary significantly by model year: base trims use Toyota's factory 6-speaker system, while mid-to-high trims are equipped with a powerful JBL surround sound system featuring an amplifier and 11 speakers. Particularly, the tweeters mounted on the A-pillars make saxophones in jazz music sound as if being played right by your ears. Fellow car enthusiasts say this system supports FLAC lossless format with deep yet crisp bass response. On the new Crown Crossover version, the speaker grilles even feature brushed metal finishes, giving them a premium look.
