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Bench Warmer · 11-29-2006, 03:54 PM

There was some discussion about satellite radio the CJAY 92 thread and I had a couple questions for you satellite radio owners out there.

First off, XM or Sirius? I've heard Sirius' music/shows are better, XMs sports are better. For me, I doubt I'd listen to alot of live sports on radio (I got HD on TV at home so why listen to radio) but I'd probably listen to a variety of music, comedy, sports during the day. Suggestions?

Second, I'd like a unit where I can listen at work during the day but convert to something I can listen in the car as well for the drive to/from work. The impression I've always got is you'd have to buy seperate systems to do both - or am I wrong here? An all-in-one portable system would be great. Don't want to spend a tonne - any suggestions on the hardware I should purchase?

Lastly, is it worth the cost? Paying for radio is still foreign to me at this point...

11-29-2006, 03:54 PM	#1
Bench Warmer Scoring Winger Join Date: Apr 2004 Exp:	Questions about Satellite Radio There was some discussion about satellite radio the CJAY 92 thread and I had a couple questions for you satellite radio owners out there. First off, XM or Sirius? I've heard Sirius' music/shows are better, XMs sports are better. For me, I doubt I'd listen to alot of live sports on radio (I got HD on TV at home so why listen to radio) but I'd probably listen to a variety of music, comedy, sports during the day. Suggestions? Second, I'd like a unit where I can listen at work during the day but convert to something I can listen in the car as well for the drive to/from work. The impression I've always got is you'd have to buy seperate systems to do both - or am I wrong here? An all-in-one portable system would be great. Don't want to spend a tonne - any suggestions on the hardware I should purchase? Lastly, is it worth the cost? Paying for radio is still foreign to me at this point...