any recommendations for an in-dash satellite radio for a 2001 U295?
I put in a Pioneer Avic but I like the one in my dodge truck better. Then again my Pioneer is 8 years old today. I love the XM in the coach and use it all the time. I also got a radio that could be used as a GPS and a backup camera as well.
I installed a dock in my U295, in my Ford pickup and in my home so that I have access to my one subscription everywhere I go. I found having one built in in my wife's SUV was too limiting. Food for thought.
Sirius, 4 total, 2 with annual fees, 2 lifetime.
Sirius XM, "A La Carte" subscription @ $10/month (including taxes) for 50 channels. We have a dock in the coach that plays through the Blaupunkt Toronto 420BT head unit, and a SD2 table model radio in the house - both accept the Stratus 6 receiver. Excellent sounds! ^.^d
The A La Carte Package - SiriusXM Radio (http://www.siriusxm.com/packages/alacarte)
Amazon.com: SIRIUS Stratus 6 Dock-and-Play Radio with Car Kit (Black): Car... (http://www.amazon.com/SIRIUS-Stratus-Dock-Play-Radio/dp/B002Q0W81Q)
Amazon.com: SiriusXM SXSD2 Portable Speaker Dock Audio System for Dock and... (http://www.amazon.com/SiriusXM-SXSD2-Portable-Speaker-System/dp/B00M0FDN9I)
Amazon.com: Blaupunkt Toronto 420 BT World AM/FM/MW/RDS CD Receiver with... (http://www.amazon.com/Blaupunkt-Toronto-Receiver-Control-Bluetooth/dp/B008FYFBVG)
We prefer docked radios that can be moved from one vehicle or home to another and now have the Lynx model.
My research found that there are 3 different types of radios: Sirus, XM and SirusXM. Both XM & SirusXM use XM satellites and Sirus uses Sirus satellites. Future growth will be on XM satellites with the SirusXM radio. XM is not helpful in explaining technical details.