I have Sirius in the truck and won't go back to regular radio.

 

Yep, listen to Sirius for a while and you won't go back to regular radio.

 

I have a Garmin Zumo 550 for my Deucethat is XM compatible. I am waiting for the merger to be completed because I have Sirius in my car and am going to add the Zumo as a second unit.Have had both XM and Sirius and prefer music stations on XM and talk radio stations on Sirius. From what I've heard you will be able to order stations alacarte so looking forward to mixing broadcast

 

WOW...I rented a new car over the weekend and it had XM radio. It is the best invention since sliced bread. There are some commercials but it is so minimal that if you don't like it!! Change the channel.

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Horsetooth Jackass!




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Love my Sirius, I have it at home in the garage, ($ 12) & on the bike ($ 6), I enjoy it and the way the channels are layed out, ie 5 the 50s, 6 the 60s etc. & their DJ's lots of facts, not much talk & none of that "call in BS that's on XM. Listened to XM with a new car purchased & did not like it. Each to his own, but on west coast trips from Georgia it's great.

 

Pay for radio??????????

 

Got XM in all the cars, and bought an Inno that I carry on the bike. Ch. 14 Steam powered radio (Bluegrass) is just designed for bike riding.

My Inno 'velcro'd to the dash of my
E-Glide, along with a GPS.

 

I'm gonna wait for the merger but my buddy at work has XM and I hear stuff on there that just isn't played on local stations
Definately a great buy

 

I have XM in the truck and think that its nice to drive and not try to tune ina station after going a short distance...I think that either is worth the $12.95/month