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XM Radio

Posted: 7/25/11 4:49pm Message 11 of 12
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Mesa, AZ - USA
Joined: 4/26/2011
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Vette(s): 1995 Coupe Red, automatic, all original, haven't changed a thing -- except the tires, battery, stuff like that. You know what I mean!
Once again, I have received good advise, and suggestions.  This is what I love about you all!  I have XM radio in my Equinox and I love it.  But I like to drive my Corvette on those long runs once in a while.  Having to deal with a single CD changer - getting the CD out of the case, putting it in the player, etc. is a hasel to me.  BUT, my factory radio does not have any input for auxillary so I'd have to have one installed.  Last time I pulled my console apart it took me too long and I don't want to do it again.  So, I'll stick with listening to a CD when I can get one in the player, or a radio station when I can get a signal.  There's always the rumble of my Vette too!!!  Wink


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Posted: 7/25/11 7:51pm Message 12 of 12
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lanoka harbor, NJ - USA
Joined: 3/22/2009
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Vette(s): 1990 L-98 white/ red/black leather interior targa top auto 1975 L48 blue/black leather interior t tops auto
now the rest of the story comes outBig smile. there is one option that wasn't mentioned.  i was under the impression that you had an input for the radio but now that i know you don't here is another way to get around that. look for a unit that has a fm transmitter built in. all you would have to do then would be to tune your fm to a certain station and it would come thru your existing stereo. no fuss no muss. i believe that if you go to sirrius or xm store they should have a unit with it or check you favorite store.




















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