
Upgrade the 3 dashboard speakers to KICKER—so you can hear vocals and music more clearly even in the front seats.
【Easy Grade Upgrade for Toyota OEM Dash Speakers|KICKER OGPAA-KSCLH8 8Ω Center + 3-Point Replacement Kit (Left and Right)】
Even with the factory audio system, you may feel like, “I want to hear voices more clearly,” “the sound from the navigation guidance or phone calls feels muffled,” or “the music vocals sound pushed back.”
KICKER OGPAA-KSCLH8 is a speaker kit that lets you replace the OEM dash dashboard speakers in Toyota vehicles with an 8Ω specification center speaker plus three locations (left and right) using the KSC3504.
There is also a way to replace only the center speaker, but replacing the left and right dash speakers as well helps make the front soundstage connect more smoothly.
Not only for easier listening of voice guidance and phone calls, but also for music playback where vocal contours are easier to bring out—this is content aimed at those who want to reduce the “muffled” feeling that many people notice with the factory setup.
Rather than extensively replacing your navigation or amplifier, it’s about naturally improving how things sound while still making use of the OEM system first.
For those people, this 3-piece set is quite realistic, and I think it’s an upgrade that you’re likely to feel satisfied with.
Because this kit comes with the mounting panel and connector terminals already installed, it’s designed to be easier to replace while minimizing the amount of modification required on the vehicle side.
That said, even for the same Toyota model, compatibility and work details may vary depending on model year, grade, and OEM audio specifications—so it’s important to confirm compatibility before purchasing.
At LOGON, we don’t just guide you through swapping speakers. We also walk you through how well it matches the OEM system and—by looking at what to change—where you’re most likely to feel the effect in practice.
If you’re the type who wants to “improve the OEM complaints a little first” or “I’m not considering a major system change, but I want the sound to be a bit more enjoyable,” let’s think it through together in a no-stress way while checking your vehicle model and OEM specifications.
| Compatible vehicle model name | Model year | remarks |
|---|---|---|
| TOYOTA ALPHARD6AA-AAHH40W4#系 | 2023-06 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA VELLFIRE6AA-TAHA4#系 | 2023-06 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA CROWN30系 | 2023-11 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA HARRIER6BA-MXUA80 | 2020-06 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA PRIUSZVW/MXWH60・65 | 2023-01 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA PRIUSZVW/MXWH60・65 | 2023-01 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA VOXYZWR/MZRA90W | 2022-01 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA NOAHZWR/ZRR9#系 | 2022-01 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA CROWN SEDAN6AA-AZSH32 | 2023-11 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA CROWN SPORT6AA-AZSH36W/6LA-AZSH37W | 2023-11 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA CROWN ESTATE6AA- AZSH38/39 | 2025-04 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA CROWN CROSSOVER5AA-TZH35系・AZSH35# | 2022-09 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 300VJA300W FJA300W | 2021-07 ~ current | |
| TOYOTA LAND CRUISER 250250W | 2024-04 ~ current | |
| LEXUS NXAZ2#系 | 2021-11 ~ current | |
| LEXUS RXALA/ALH1# | 2022-11 ~ current |