XM for $5.99/month!
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Baton Rouge, LA
I gotta agree about the commercials, but instead of paying for XM another alternative is to just collect copious quantities of MP3's and put them on a flash card (if you have a player) or CD (using bike's HK stereo, if you have one). I have enough MP3's that it would take months to hear the same song twice.
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Joined: May 2006
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From: Blue Grass (KY)
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From: so.jersey
Don't you like how everybody has to add their 2 cents. If you don't like it keep your coments to yourself, others may like satelite. The thread is telling you how to save some money not if you like satelite. Once you have it you can never listen to regular radio again. All I have to say is go to Maggie Valley in the mountains and try to find something to listen too, you will wish you had satelite. I was there and mine broke I could not stand it. Thanks for the tip!!!
valley and you only get maybe 2 radio stations and 3 tv stations unless you get it piped in somehow. probably is a good thing while traveling
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Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Raleigh, NC
I'm going totally aftermarket with a Pioneer head unit and Pioneer XM receiver...much less expensive that way and more versatility IMO.
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