What's the best way to go about getting xm radio? I have an xm ready head unit.
Whact kit should I buy?
From who?
Can I install it myslef?
The best to go about getting XM radio..
What's the best way to go about getting xm radio? I have an xm ready head unit.
Whact kit should I buy?
From who?
Can I install it myslef?
What brand headunit? I have the terk units on my alpine and so far so good. They don;t interface well with my pioneer nav unit in the other car though. Just buy a unit so you have direct control through the headunit. The add on FM modulated units just don;t sound as good as direct plug in ones.
Yeah but I need somehting I can change from car to car...
Ditto, same thing here. I use the Terk with the Alpine and like it, but I don't like it as much with my wife's Pioneer.Originally Posted by 98strat
your best bet would be to buy Sirius. XM FTL. Not to mention the two company's have merged...
Checkout the sportser 4 or starmate 4 (both sirius pieces) in terms of mobility, any new satellite radio units will come with some kind of integration to your car's antenna. These pieces really do help over Fm mod's of years past.
If you insist on using XM, checkout their lineup and see which unit's features fit what youre looking for. Installation is pretty straight forward with either manufacturer. With Sirius antenna's sometimes you can skimp on where you mount it, as some vehicles allow for an interior installed antenna, however i wouldnt risk mounting the antenna on the inside with an XM antenna, for reception reasons. Both companys come with a cigerette lighter plug for power, but hard wiring allows for a much cleaner install.
g/l and enjoy your "commercial free" radio...
Single... but looking.
hmmmm.......
They havn't merged yet. There still in negotiations.
The only negotiations are with how everything will actually break down after the merger. DEI has released several pieces of literature stating just that...
Single... but looking.
The merger also has to be approved due to federal laws.
XM has guaranteed that they will not lose service in the event of a merger, so I believe it is XM that will be purchasing Sirius.
If you want a mobile unit, checkout XM's Nexus or Inno. Both can be installed in vehicles with their car kits, and both have the ability to be portable XM/MP3 players that can store XM programs and MP3 files.
Install is cake if you don't want it hardwired in, but the best install by far is to have it hardwired into your vehicle and get a bracket from pro-fit-intl.com
I can help you out install-wise if you need any help
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