pieman
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|  #21 Posted on 15.1.07 1046.50 | Instant Rating: 8.79 |
I will be testing the location this week and hopefully getting the XM this week, but another question about how the subscription works.
I want to get a boombox for my office and they use the same receiver as the car and I assume you just unplug it and bring it into the office. What if you bought two receivers and just left one in the car and one in the office. Would I need two subscriptions?
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| #22 Posted on 15.1.07 1213.33 | Instant Rating: 6.66 | Originally posted by pieman
I will be testing the location this week and hopefully getting the XM this week, but another question about how the subscription works.
I want to get a boombox for my office and they use the same receiver as the car and I assume you just unplug it and bring it into the office. What if you bought two receivers and just left one in the car and one in the office. Would I need two subscriptions?
you can get a family plan, which offers a price break for multiple receivers.
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| #23 Posted on 19.1.07 1038.03 | Instant Rating: 5.05 | So much for that merger talk (mediaweek.com). In short, the FCC says while no merger propositions have been filed yet, FCC regulations require two satellite radio operators to remain in place. So.. yeah.
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| #24 Posted on 25.1.07 0243.23 | Instant Rating: 5.43 | I've had Sirius in my car for a year now, and it's one purchase that I have never regretted. I can't comment on XM, but I'll tell you once you go with satellite radio, it's painful to listen to regular radio. EVERY genre of music, NO commercials, NO censorship.
My roommate is talking about getting a Stiletto. It's supposed to be really good at getting a signal even indoors and plus you download songs from the stations to it like an ipod. But it's very expensive though. I'd probably go with the boombox option instead. | | Pages: Prev 1 2
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