D-Boi

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is there such a thing for the 98-00 GS300 radio, because i know there is one for the 01+?

LuxuryGS3

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When I researched before I didn't really see anything for our models. Best thing to do is get a double din I believe.

D-Boi

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Ughh. see thats what im trying to avoid, because with an aftermarket unit we lose everything sound wise. The use of the amps and sub and the whole shabangbang. I had a double din in one of my previous GS's and i had to rewire everything, add component speakers and amps and it all got annoying and i swore id never do it again. So i guess there is nothing for the 98-00 radio ??

LuxuryGS3

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I hear you that's why I'm putting off doing mine haha. All I've done is get a cassette adapter for mine. That suits me for now. I believe I got the Sony one from Wal-Mart and have been using it for almost a year and a half now and still works well.

GS4_Fiend

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You can use the Cleansweep from JL Audio or AudioControl. Search them up.

Cartune

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imo, best aux/mp3 is grom audio via bluetooth. too bad they dont have it for 98-00 GS. fm transmitter is next option? i bought a cheap $5 from amazon, works better than the name brand $20-30. till i switch to grom for the IS. i was in same boat, did not want to replace headunit and loose audio quality and deal with wiring/amp/speaker etc issue.

Protagnist

I did some extensive research on this and can say that short of re-doing the electricals, it will not work on these years' models.

Unless you've got mad EE skills, your best bet is an aux input from here:

http://factoryradioservice.com/lexus...nput-p-54.html

sofaman

^ That's a great find. Have you done business with them?

SidhuGs300

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I was going to recommend checking out factoryradioservice.com, aswell, a few members here have tried it and like it, so I hear.

D-Boi

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Thats not bad that place charges 70 bucks id do that in a hearbeat. I wonder if others have gone with them