Lazyboy

I got legit ones. And surprisingly - new maps/software improved bluetooth volume. However still sometimes loosing connection with the phone. So I will be considering Parrot installation.

Got maps from eBay.

Hello So it is a week since I've picked up my GS300 MK3 (05 plate). Everything works nicely except one small but very important for me bit - phone. So - I am actually spending many hours in my car (lot's of business miles) and been able to communicate is a must. I am experiencing same issue as couple of people on the forum - the voice in the speaker is too quiet. When driving around the town with windows closed, there is a chance for good conversation. But driving anything above 50mph and I can barely hear anyone. I've increased volume in unit to MAX, increased BT volume in my phone; even gone to hidden menu in Lexus unit - still nothing. +1 doesn't make any difference, +2 and +3 distort voice. So now questions: 1. Does anyone here actually solved this problem? 2. Is there an option of redirect voice to all speakers and not only to driver one? 3. Does the latest Sat-Nav DVD helps (I bought one anyway and waiting for delivery)? Anyone have personal experience with that? 4. If all attempts fail - what other solutions are possible (I am not interested in GROM or GTA kits - as they work only in CD mode as far as I understand and I need as much convenience as possible). BT FM Transmitters - we can scrap that idea as well - tried and don't like it. 5. Parrot MKi9200? anyone using it? Your input is greatly appreciated. Thanks

Thanks, Comparing IS200 to GS300 - well GS wins every time :) Since IS200 I've had Mercedes E220 (W211), Jag S-Type, Two company cars (Audi A4 S-Line & Jaguar XF) and finally Chrysler Crossfire so don't remember much of my IS200.

Hello Many years gone since I sold my IS200 Limited Edition, but just got myself a nice GS300 MK3. Still trying to sort out couple of things (doors auto lock and Bluetooth phone volume) but I love it. Regards