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As a frequent user of Sirius XM Radio I do have a way that you can take it between cars without any issues. If you have the stock Craig Radio, then you could use a cassette adapter, plug that into your iPhone and stream Sirius XM over there app.
This way, all you would be using is your data and wouldn't have to install any antennas. I've never had any trouble with doing it this way and think it's a better alternative than what the guy from Best Buy recommended.
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Wouldn't the sound quality suck running through a 30 year old tape deck?Originally Posted by Rhsxo
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It depends on what you listen to. In the morning I only listen to Howard Stern and the audio quality is really good. When your listening to music it's not that bad. Not CD quality, but pretty dam good.
My only suggestion is to buy a good cassette adapter. I got a really nice one on eBay for under $10 so overall, it's a fairly cheap solution.
Does it have a flux capacitor?
Does it run on 1.21 Giggawatts?
Have you been chased by terrorist?
No but I have been chased by ladies because it’s a chick magnet!
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