I bought a Sirius SV1 in-car satellite receiver. It is shaped kind of like a radar detector and is plug-and-play. I figured that since I drive every day for at least an hour, I might as well get something interesting to listen to. The reason I chose this model, and Sirius is because of the price. It was on sale at Bestbuy for $39.99 so I bought it from Futureshop. Thank you Arthur for digging out from the back. The whole installation was very easy and quick. I wouldn’t even call it an installation since all I did was run the wires around. I placed the antenna on my hood since other locations on the car seemed inconvenient. Activation online was a breeze. I thought I might as well go for the one year subscription even though I hadn’t ever used the service. By the end of the one year, I’ll probably buy an XM radio so I can listen to hockey games; since XM signed an exclusive contract with the NHL. After listening to it a little bit, I’m sure I’ll find some favorite stations and it’ll make the whole “investment” worthwhile.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I bought a Sirius SV1 in-car satellite receiver. It is shaped kind of like a radar detector and is plug-and-play. I figured that since I drive every day for at least an hour, I might as well get something interesting to listen to. The reason I chose this model, and Sirius is because of the … Continue reading Sirius<\/span>