jhslw

I just installed a Scion radio in my Tundra. I was told at TundraSolutions.com that the Scion radio are much better than the standard Toyota units. Anyway I got one out of a 05 xb. It's a single disc unit. I've searched and found how to change the start up display, but was wondering if there was any more options. Thanks for all the help.

djct_watt

SEARCH!

Not really a lot of options... You can pick the sound staging for xA, xB, tC... You can turn on/off SSP(normal, hear, feel), as well as a craptastic speed sensitive setting which totally sucks. But do a search, and you will find more info.

djct_watt

SEARCH!

Not really a lot of options... You can pick the sound staging for xA, xB, tC... You can turn on/off SSP(normal, hear, feel), as well as a craptastic speed sensitive setting which totally sucks. But do a search, and you will find more info.

kewlbox

The biggest setting is what car you have it set fro. Try all three and see witch one fits your truck, the sound difference is pretty big from one to the other.
Overall it is a good sounding player.

jhslw

Hey dict_watts,
Re-read my post, I did search! Anyway, I thought maybe someone had a pdf file of the owners manual or something.

D_M_A_N

You forgot to get him on the double post.
nice replacement of letters to get a burn on him tho

But there's not really anything else left that the head unit does. Its pretty much been covered.
my bro put an '04 head unit in his '02 tundra. He's on TS too.
SN sman

djct_watt

To be fair, I did post some info to point him in the right direction. He's [you're] welcome, btw. But yeah, this topic has been beaten to death... Searching will yield better results.

Sorry about the double post... Beyond my control. Stupid blackberry running opera mini tends to do that in bad reception zones.

smokeydadog

Try this site:

http://home.cfl.rr.com/icdedppl/faq.html

Look in section C for some good tips and tricks for the stock head unit.