Jimmy Buffett discussion
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Hmmm..RM on XM or NFL on Sirrus. Tough choice.tommcat327 wrote:it may have just been a rumor but i had heard awhile ago that jimmy was considering putting RM on sat radio.i think it was XM he was considering.
Kick ass article dude. Thanks!!Jahfin wrote:I haven't had a chance to look at this yet but someone just sent this article to me that compares Sirius and XM:
http://www.fool.com/news/commentary/200 ... 521wdc.htm?
Jahfin,Jahfin wrote:Thanks to everyone for your advice. I haven't had it installed yet but I'm going with XM.
Pardon me if I don't know exactly what you mean by "hardware" but I went with a Pioneer tuner with a cassette deck (even though I seldom listen to them, I'm not quite ready to give up the ghost yet) and 6 CD changer by Premier (a Pioneer product) and a set of front and rear Pioneer speakers.Fins in Low Places wrote:Jahfin,Jahfin wrote:Thanks to everyone for your advice. I haven't had it installed yet but I'm going with XM.
Have you decided on your hardware yet? I have the Roady & I love it. I take it into work each day so I can listen to Air America (167 on XM). I think you made a good choice with XM. We have had XM in my wife's car for about a year & a half, and I have had my Roady for about 6 months. PM me is you have any questions or if you would like any suggestions.
Have you bought your XM equipment? If your tuner is XM ready then you can buy a XM receiver that can be mounted in the trunk. I would definitely recommend the Roady. The face is just a little bit larger than a credit card & is less than an inch thick. You can use an adapter to play it through your tape deck. You also can get a free home kit right now.Jahfin wrote:Pardon me if I don't know exactly what you mean by "hardware" but I went with a Pioneer tuner with a cassette deck (even though I seldom listen to them, I'm not quite ready to give up the ghost yet) and 6 CD changer by Premier (a Pioneer product) and a set of front and rear Pioneer speakers.
Yes, I have purchased my XM equipment, it just hasn't been installed yet and I'm honestly not sure if it's a Roady or not but my tuner is XM ready.Fins in Low Places wrote:Have you bought your XM equipment? If your tuner is XM ready then you can buy a XM receiver that can be mounted in the trunk. I would definitely recommend the Roady. The face is just a little bit larger than a credit card & is less than an inch thick. You can use an adapter to play it through your tape deck. You also can get a free home kit right now.Jahfin wrote:Pardon me if I don't know exactly what you mean by "hardware" but I went with a Pioneer tuner with a cassette deck (even though I seldom listen to them, I'm not quite ready to give up the ghost yet) and 6 CD changer by Premier (a Pioneer product) and a set of front and rear Pioneer speakers.
BTW I just gave up on cassettes. I sold most of them a few weeks ago at our yard sale.
Satellite Radio Margaritaville!tommcat327 wrote:it may have just been a rumor but i had heard awhile ago that jimmy was considering putting RM on sat radio.i think it was XM he was considering.
i'm hoping its not a rumorIlph wrote:Satellite Radio Margaritaville!tommcat327 wrote:it may have just been a rumor but i had heard awhile ago that jimmy was considering putting RM on sat radio.i think it was XM he was considering.
me, tootommcat327 wrote:i'm hoping its not a rumorIlph wrote:Satellite Radio Margaritaville!tommcat327 wrote:it may have just been a rumor but i had heard awhile ago that jimmy was considering putting RM on sat radio.i think it was XM he was considering.
I know which one I would pick just based on this..F1NZZZ wrote:My wife has XM and I have Sirius. The music is about the same. Each have their strong points. Sports is where there is a difference.
Sirius= ALL NFL, ALL NBA and ALL NHL Games
XM= NASCAR RACES