
In the front seat, your usual music sounds closer and more enjoyable.
【Speaker Replacement Plan for Vehicles with Display Audio】
This speaker replacement plan is for those who want to slightly improve the impression of sound while keeping the original factory display audio.
If you feel unsatisfied with the sound of the factory audio—such as “the vocals feel a little too far away,” “even when I turn up the volume, it sounds thin,” or “I want to enjoy my usual music more naturally”—then replacing the speakers can be a great starting point. The benefit of this plan is that you can target changes in sound without significantly modifying the navigation or display audio, while maintaining your usual day-to-day operating feel.
However, simply replacing speakers does not result in the same kind of finished sound. It’s necessary to check the compatibility with the door structure specific to each vehicle model and the factory system, and to consider everything, including the installation method, the base components, and the processing on the door side. If the installation position or fixing method is not correct, you may not be able to fully bring out the quality of the speakers you chose.
At LOGON, we propose a practical, no-overreach setup while confirming the vehicle model, the specifications of the original factory display audio, the music you usually listen to, and your sound preferences. Depending on whether you want to change the sound significantly or simply take a step beyond the factory setup, the speakers you choose and the scope of the installation work will also differ.
We can also work through questions like “how much will it change with speaker replacement alone,” “is deadening also necessary,” and “which configuration is right for my car,” while looking at an actual vehicle. If you’d like to make better use of your display audio and enjoy music a bit more on your everyday drives, please feel free to consult us.
| Compatible vehicle model name | Model year | remarks |
|---|---|---|
| TOYOTA PRIUSZVW/MXWH60・65 | 2023-01 ~ current |