Radio/Audio System Description and Operation: Notes

2003 Chevrolet TrailBlazer 4.2 S, 4WDSECTION Notes
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The Radio/Audio System consists of 1 of 3 levels of audio entertainment:

  • Base Level
  • Uplevel
  • Luxury Level

All 3 levels of audio entertainment contain a speaker system that is appropriate for each radio/audio level and a choice of radios that contain various options.

Radio/Audio System Content

Base Level Audio System Uplevel Audio System Luxury Audio System
UM7 Radio with AM/FM Stereo UM6 Radio with AM/FM Stereo and Auto-Reverse Cassette UL0/UP0 Radio with AM/FM Stereo and Auto-Reverse Cassette. UP0 includes a single CD Remote Playback Device UN0 Radio with AM/FM Stereo and CD Player UL1 Radio with AM/FM Stereo and Auto-Reverse Cassette
Fixed Mast Antenna Fixed Mast Antenna Fixed Mast Antenna Fixed Mast Antenna Fixed Mast or Diversity Antenna
- - Optional Remote Playback Device- CD Changer Optional Remote Playback Device- CD Changer Remote Playback Device - In-dash CD Changer
- - Audio Amplifier-Utilities/Suburban Only Audio Amplifier-Utilities/Suburban Only BOSE Audio Amplifier
- - Optional Rear Seat Audio Controller Optional Rear Seat Audio Controller Rear Seat Audio Controller
- - - - Steering Wheel Controls
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