When you can’t even listen to a nationally broadcast football game, XM/Sirius has a long ways to go, in my opinion.

ON a recent road trip, I was desperate to catch a Big-12 football game. Instead, the Big-12 radio station was filled with advertising and preview HYPE. I was so ticked I’ll never pay for Satallite Radio again, until it gives me every single station, TV, RADIO, ETC>.

I agree, sound quality is not good for the music part, not as good as good fm station and I am not an audiofile, I can just tell, sounds like coming from a cheap unit, been trying to find out why.

I don’t see what satellite radio this guy was using; I think Sirius is a waste of money. I have had Sirius for five months now and it is just not as good as I thought it would be. First off I have the Stiletto 100 I got it with a car and home adapter for $300. I wanted the Stiletto for its portability. Sirius claims you can use this thing as a walkman; and walk around without any wires. They were wrong you can’t get signal at all it has to be on the car or home adapter. If I had know it got such bad signal I would have got a cheaper none portable model. Now for the actual service I will tell you that they have a good list of channels you can always find something on. The crappy part is that Sirius says they are “100% commercial free music”. That was a bunch of false advertisement. The true thing is that after about every song give or take a few you get a DJ talking about some other channel or some big event that is happening or they just plain like to talk. For example I like to listen to channel 60 which is country music and the DJs like to talk about the NASCAR channel. If I wanted to listen to NASCAR I would have gone to that channel. Another state the quality is not very good either. I use this thing in my car most of the time and I have an expensive after market stereo in my car it is connected directly to the stereo. It is not using the built in FM transmitter. It is not CD quality sound for sure. The local FM radio stations that come in really clear have better sound quality then this crap. The quality is kind of like the low quality internet radio stations. You would think that since you are paying a monthly fee for the service they could give you better sound quality with no commercials. If I had known all this I would not have gotten this radio I would have just stuck with my book of CDs. After my subscription it up I will not renew it.

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