satellite radio

[mrbrown]

i had sirius installed in my old car. had a h.u. that was sirius ready and i installed the receiver in the glovebox. great setup.
when i was listening to howard one morning, someone called in and asked the very same question that was originally posted.
someone told howard that there was going to be a sirius box to replace the XM one in the GM vehicles. it would use the existing H.U. and antenna.
not sure if or when this will become available, but its something to look foward too(:

[blkGTPcoupe]

i'm not sure the exact date, but it's supposed to come out in the next few months. XM sucks ass and i don't want a new head unit so i can't wait til it comes out. Sirius is at least 10 times better.

[simplyred]

so they are going to come out with the box to keep the factory head unit in place and get sirius!

[blkGTPcoupe]

yep, it uses the XM antenna and everything. and i heard it's only gonna be like $100.

[kita32]

Re: satellite radio

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[Jordan5150]

Re: satellite radio

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[BORN2SKI]

Re: satellite radio

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[SFDevine7]

Re: satellite radio

thanks for the useless information.



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