Top Document: Toyota RAV4 FAQ Previous Document: 3.2.5) How do I change my front brake pads? Next Document: 3.2.7) What size speakers does the RAV4 take? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge The factory stereo in the RAV4 is generally considered to be mediocre at best. It includes an ordinary Toyota head unit (the dashboard piece), and cheap paper cone speakers. The best recommendation is to replace the speakers and the head unit. Beyond that, more speakers, including a subwoofer, could be added; also a separate tuner and amplifier can help, as can upgrading the wiring. You can also add a CD player/changer; many people have a CD changer mounted under the driver's seat, or have a small changer mounted in the dash in the "cubbyhole" space. If budget is tight, start with replacement speakers, then upgrade the head unit, then do the other add-ons. Ken Lee's RAV4 Page has some good pictures of his stereo upgrade installation, plus pointers to step-by-step instructions for speaker and head unit replacement: <http://www.rahul.net/kenton/rav4/> For general car audio information, check the rec.audio.car FAQ: <http://www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq/> User Contributions:Top Document: Toyota RAV4 FAQ Previous Document: 3.2.5) How do I change my front brake pads? Next Document: 3.2.7) What size speakers does the RAV4 take? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: Ralph Becker <ralphbATwhoeverDOTcom@NOSPAM.com>
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