I Don’t Know What Radio I Have...

You have to provide more info. Like upload some photos or tell us what year and model your car is. Trim level etc. Otherwise there I no way I can help anymore than crutchfield

SM-G965U ?

 

Why not tell them that. If your car had the nav then it has jbl.

SM-G965U ?

 

Part number bottom corner of radio face

 

Entune is a Toyota app phone app that interfaces with some apps on the display.

Mike

 

Your radio as described sounds just like the one that came in my 2014 model 3. It does Not have JBL.

Also, if your radio has JBL, there will be a JBL emblem on the radio below the screen on the center. I think the JBL was only available on level 4 and 5 in 2014

 

When you go to Crutchfeild and select a 2014 Prius, seems like the option you want is "Without JBL, with Entune Radio".

I just looked for a sample radio, the JVC KW-M150BT unit lets you keep all the features except the stock BlueeTooth, which you don't need as the stereo comes with it's own Bluetooth and the stock HD radio. There are touchscreen radios with HD radio capabilities if that's something you need. Really depends on your budget.

The only reason "JBL" matters here or not seems to be that cars with a JBL system come with a separate amplifier, and you have the option of either using the applier as is or bypassing it and using the new radio's speaker-out power. If you bypass the stock amplifier, you're then connecting a 4ohm stereo output to 2ohm speakers; this can cause overheating problems potentially, so it's recommended that you also swap out the stock 2ohm JBL speakers for 4ohm aftermarket speakers.

But honestly, Crutchfield should be more knowledgeable here, this is what they do.

I found that one of the biggest improvements to sound came when I swapped out the dash speakers for a pair of Mid-Fi JBL tweeters, not that my tweeters are anything special, just that the stock dash speaker where complete garbage and distorted all sound. But the stock non-JBL speakers all around are of low quality.