Sirius Radio
Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
RE: Sirius Radio
I have it and haven't listened to "terestrial radio" since. I never get commercials on the stations I listen to (Octane FTW!!!). I bought 2 years up front and got 6 months of it free, so it was basically 25% off, and I got Playboy Radio for free too. That is such a cool station to listen to on a long drive.
Ryan
Ryan
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 3,320
From: Lafayette,TN
RE: Sirius Radio
i have it and my antenna is right beside my radio antenna........
wait i thought you meant the antenna....i had the radio and had mine on the windshield but i didnt bother me much but someone broke in my car and stole it so i just got the jvc interface and wired it to my radio
wait i thought you meant the antenna....i had the radio and had mine on the windshield but i didnt bother me much but someone broke in my car and stole it so i just got the jvc interface and wired it to my radio
Reverse Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 8,130
From: Baton Rouge, LA
RE: Sirius Radio
Mine is on my trunk lid next to my navigation antenna. Nobody is used to seeing 2 of them so people always ask me what they're for, even though one says "Sirius" on it.
Ryan
Ryan
1st Gear Member
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 126
From: Willis, TX, soon to be Austin, TX
RE: Sirius Radio
ORIGINAL: vanqshd
I have it and love it. There are some commercials every now and then, but like one 30 sec commercial like every hour depending on the station. there are alot of channels with really good selection. Really depends on the type of music you like since some has more channels than others. I think its worth it just because I dont have to keep finding radio stations.
I have it and love it. There are some commercials every now and then, but like one 30 sec commercial like every hour depending on the station. there are alot of channels with really good selection. Really depends on the type of music you like since some has more channels than others. I think its worth it just because I dont have to keep finding radio stations.
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5th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 2,119
From: La
RE: Sirius Radio
ORIGINAL: psycoffman
Its like $129 a year. At least thats what I pay. I don't know if they changed their prices or anything. If you call sirius they should be able to tell you their yearly deals.
Its like $129 a year. At least thats what I pay. I don't know if they changed their prices or anything. If you call sirius they should be able to tell you their yearly deals.
Sounds like I will be buying it since everyone is pretty happy with it, lol.
1st Gear Member
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 61
RE: Sirius Radio
I've had sirius for 3 yrs now. I have them in all 3 cars. the only commercials you will hear are from TALK STATIONS. Those commercials are usually short (maybe 5 minutes at most) NFL has commercials and so forth. The music stations do not have commercials, the DJ's have been talking over the music more lately, and I hope that stops really soon. I love sirius, I'll never listen to terrestrial radio ever again.
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 9
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RE: Sirius Radio
Sirius here also.. I got it as a presentlate in '05 just in time for Howard and Ihaven'tlistened to FM since!As said above, commercials are only on the talk stations. Music stations have nocommercials whatsoever. There are so many stations its incredible, I wish my receiver had more presets! Everything from music to comedy and sports, I love it all. Well worth the money IMO.
By the way, I have my antenna inside the car on my rear deck, far back in the corner and have never had a signal problem. Don't ruin the outside of your car, just leave it inside, no need to run wires outside.
By the way, I have my antenna inside the car on my rear deck, far back in the corner and have never had a signal problem. Don't ruin the outside of your car, just leave it inside, no need to run wires outside.
