Third Gen GS Sound System?

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Jan 14, 2005 | 09:45 AM

#31

XeroK00L

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Originally Posted by Erick G

in the gs brochure we see none of these logo's
but then im sure the car was far from being production.

I think it was more because the GS in the brochure was not equipped with the optional ML system.

Jan 14, 2005 | 12:17 PM

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XeroK00L

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Originally Posted by Car Freak

Same thing shown on the Lexus' Canadian website. But there are only two other sedans with 14 or more speakers, the Infiniti M45(14) and the Cadillac STS(15), each have speakers in the two fronts seats on either sides of the headrest. Wouldn't the same MOST LIKELY be true of the GS? I mean there are only so many places that you can put speakers. Well with all the pictures of the interior has anyone seen pictures where there are speakers on either side of the head rest?

Check out the 14-speaker ML system in the Crown Majesta. Given the fact that it has the same number of speakers, I tend to believe the system in the new GS has exactly the same layout as the MJ, which, unfortunately, has no headrest speakers and has only the same old 8-inch (20cm according to the legend) subwoofer.

http://toyota.jp/Showroom/All_toyota...vi/index1.html

Jan 14, 2005 | 12:47 PM

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Erick G

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actually the gs in the brochure has mark levinson logo

Jan 15, 2005 | 12:42 AM

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flipside909

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Originally Posted by Erick G

actually the gs in the brochure has mark levinson logo

The pictured system only has the Mark Levinson Logo. The latest production model GS' will have either some indication of Dolby and of course Mark Levinson and DTS/Dolby Digital if equipped with the DVD Entertainment/Nav package.