To retain satellite radio, do I need to get something else?
1139936
I'm not sure about retaining the sat radio. my replacement radio had an input for xm radio so i bought a sat receiver.
1139937
If ur new radio has the sat radio in it , it should be fine , this part has the wire to hook up to the sat radio to your new radio
1670568
You need to get the Sirius cable kit for your car and a separate subscription. How this helps
1269033
Not with this model of Sirius Radio. Some of the higher-end more expensive models do support this.
415668
Supposedly this should not be needed anymore with radios that are made within the last 5 years, but mine still needed it. If the sirius model plu is to small for your receiver then yes thos will be needed. It should be universal to any kenwood with an accessory slot on the radio. Basically if it supports an external disc changer or bluetooth adapter.
1247296
You can still use the radio, just change the mode back to radio. You will need to hold on to the remote because changing stations is somewhat difficult with out it when the panel is dropped.
2151595
This unit is Sirius XM ready...connector already exists. I don't use satellite, but it is a nice feature to have. I do use the USB hub to charge my Bionic and iPod as I drive..
752023
Yes, you'll need to get the SirusXM200v1. In my opinion it's well worth it. You can pause, rewind, setup tagging, memory and a lot more. I was able to use the existing antenna connection so that saved me a few dollars on the install.
378227
No issues here. If you want satellite reception this is not a viable choice.
637910
Yes but may require an adapter for the radio antenna plug the satellite portion has a separate antenna receiving method
201319
You should check your owners manual. It does state in the manual that you need the SXV100 unit for your make and model of head unit if you want to get satellite radio. Amazon does carry them. Look in the "radio tuner" section of your owners manual.
170040
To be honest with you I have 3 rosen units but I do not have satellite radio In any of my trucks. Sorry I could not answer this one.
1665607
you do have to have a satellite dish. hope you have better luck than i did. i got one it did not work. sent it back and they sent me another one that also did not work. i have another receiver so i know it is not my system. There support team just said they knew it worked so I just took the loss.
2219147
What ever sirius channels there are, you will get them. Of course, you will need the subscribtion to sirius. I had problems with mine of the volumn control and literally could not turn it down. Suddenly on a reboot it began to work correctly.
1063465
It requires Sirius satellite antenna if you want satellite radio that you pay for. Free radio requires a regular antenna, or you can upload music to the internal hard drive.
1066281
The only competitor to Sirius satellite readio is XM satellite radio, they have some portable units, though I'm not aware of reception quality with them.
1462832
You would need to buy a separate Sirius/xm receiver which would plug into the back of the unit.
904756
I know with this one, this one has spotty reception, but I think that the one you may be looking for is this one: Pioneer GEX-INNO2BK Inno 2 Portable XM Satellite Radio with MP3 Capability. It looks the same, but I heard it gets better reception (I have the previous model), but if you are definitely looking into getting a Satellite radio, I think your best bet is to get the one that I mentioned. Just my personal opinion, also I've read a lot of good things about the other receiver.