3 Responses to “Why I Need Satellite Radio”

1. LisaS 09/11/29 13:45

   

   we’ve had XM for a couple of years now, mainly so we can listen to Southeast Conference sports even though we live in the heart of the Big 12. it’s mostly worth it, but like all radio stations there’s a lot of repeat ….
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2. CityGirl 09/12/01 11:06

   

   STOP! Before you spend hard-earned pesos on XM, consider this: An adapter for your iPod.

   I got Hub XM for Christmas a couple of years ago. He got tired of it. He says there are only a few good stations and they play the same music over and over and over again. So when I got my new-used vehicle earlier this year, and it came with XM, I never subscribed.

   HOWEVER, said new vehicle also came with an iPod plug and it ROCKS. Every time I load new music onto my laptop, and sync it with the iPod, I also get new tunes for the car. )

   For the price if the XM receiver and the subscription, you could totally get an iPod jack for your car.
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3. kathi 09/12/05 20:16

   

   :: mingling ::

   My husband has had Sirius radio for a while and while it’s better than depending on regular radio on a trip, there is still a lot of repeat as the others have said. I don’t have an iPod, but I use my BlackBerry as a music player, which can be connected to car radio via the auxiliary jack in the same way. That is my choice for travel for the inevitable radio dead zones.
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