New to Satellite Radio. When you purchase the Stiletto 2, how do you get a subscription to Sirius or is it included?
1028161
Subscription is not included - You'll have to contact Sirius directly and set it up (when you have the radio, the ID number is required). They offer a few different programming options with a few different payment options. Enjoy!
1050925
Need to find out if you have a Sirius Sat adaptor and antenna. If your truck didn't come with those, you need to buy an adaptor that includes the antenna. Either way you will also need a Sirius subscription.
1200967
I will physically bolt in no problem but it's not plug and play with the Sahara because those come with an amp and subwoofer. It's really meant to upgrade the sport radios that don't have the optional sub and amp. As far as Sirius goes I had to buy a Sirius tuner and install the antenna as well. It works fine in my jeep but mine is a base sport without sub or amp. Hope that helps.
1189228
You need to have your radio # to activate your sirius service. this is usually found on station 0.
2219145
You can get all the SiriusXM channels...including their internet only channels which you cannot get with their standard radios. For the full list of channels and numbers goto the SiriusXM website.I have had mine for about 1.5 years and haven't had any issues that weren't resolved by unplugging the unit and plugging it back in. It's kind of a no brainer to have if you already have an SiriusXM subscription with Internet Listening. Originally used it as bathroom radio and now its our kitchen radio.
1419314
I didn't opt for internet radio (Sirius), but this model does NOT have internet radio built into it, if I am not mistaken. If it does have it built in, you just wire it up like any other component of the system. This does have tuner built into it, but the antenna is connected to my car's antenna (which is an exterior one that stands up all the time). In conclusion, I don't know if you need a tuner plus sirius to work. I suspect that the tuner is going to work as is, unless your car's antenna is broken, but you will have to subscribe to sirius, given this model can support that. I didn't opt for internet radio (Sirius), but this model does NOT have internet radio built into it, if I am not mistaken. If it does have it built in, you just wire it up like any other component of the system. This does have tuner built into it, but the antenna is connected to my car's antenna (which is an exterior one that stands up all the time). In conclusion, I don't know if you need a tuner plus sirius to work. I suspect that the tuner is going to work as is, unless your car's antenna is broken, but you will have to subscribe to sirius, given this model can... » Read More I didn't opt for internet radio (Sirius), but this model does NOT have internet radio built into it, if I am not mistaken. If it does have it built in, you just wire it up like any other component of the system. This does have tuner built into it, but the antenna is connected to my car's antenna (which is an exterior one that stands up all the time). In conclusion, I don't know if you need a tuner plus sirius to work. I suspect that the tuner is going to work as is, unless your car's antenna is broken, but you will have to subscribe to sirius, given this model can support that. « Show Less
1519956
Yes, deal is from Sirius XM. Currently enjoying my free 3 months, you will have to agree to get first 3 months free and pay for next 3.
991322
If I currently have Sirius on my Factory unit, will this unit support? In other words, is it truly "plug & play?" I don't want to lost my Sirius capability. Thanks!
1496492
Sorry, I don't have an answer to this question. Previously, I had the satellite radio, but after having an accident in October 2011, I went legally blind and had to have my service terminated.
222027
You can use the Line In connection or use the Sirius phone app via the Bluetooth A2DP connection... I use Power Amp and TuneIn apps with the Asteriod on occasion.. I have a 16 Sd card and ftp to the unit so I rarely use "radio"... when you use the apps via the BT connection the Asteroid function buttons will control the phone next/back etc.. With the line in of course you'd rely on the Sirius control unit.http://www.siriusxm.com/android the site will also show you the other devices you can use sirius on. I guess the only downside to the App versus the real Sirius device is the reliance on wifi/cell coverage and data usage. You can use the Line In connection or use the Sirius phone app via the Bluetooth A2DP connection... I use Power Amp and TuneIn apps with the Asteriod on occasion.. I have a 16 Sd card and ftp to the unit so I rarely use "radio"... when you use the apps via the BT connection the Asteroid function buttons will control the phone next/back etc.. With the line in of course you'd rely on the Sirius control unit.http://www.siriusxm.com/android the site will also show you the other devices you can use sirius on. I guess the only downside to the App versus the real Sirius device is... » Read More You can use the Line In connection or use the Sirius phone app via the Bluetooth A2DP connection... I use Power Amp and TuneIn apps with the Asteriod on occasion.. I have a 16 Sd card and ftp to the unit so I rarely use "radio"... when you use the apps via the BT connection the Asteroid function buttons will control the phone next/back etc.. With the line in of course you'd rely on the Sirius control unit.http://www.siriusxm.com/android the site will also show you the other devices you can use sirius on. I guess the only downside to the App versus the real Sirius device is the reliance on wifi/cell coverage and data usage. « Show Less
1219984
You can as far as I know, some airlines like AirTran offer it on their planes at no charge. Reception will be the big issue, best thing is to get a Stiletto, record your favorite stuff before you go and use it like an ipod when you fly..that is what I do. Hope this helps you. Stellite radio is great, I know have 4 Sirius receivers and listen to it on the computer all the time, you will never go back to regular radio! Good luck.... mike k
1462833
no you have to get the siriusxm receiver i think my husband got from best buy
1570295
Someone just commented that the newest firmware supports SiriusXM. I would search on Google to confirm.
2106551
I don't know any way to avoid paying XM/Sirius's subscription fee. There are possibly some brief fee-free periods if you buy a car equipped with the service, but I know of no other way.
600089
Sorry, mine is a Sirius ST4R STARMATE - it works well with it. Go to the Sirius support page, https://listenercare.siriusxm.com/app/answers/list/session/L3RpbWUvMTM5NjQ5MzY3Ni9zaWQvUkQ0c2VRUWw%3D/p/908,1251 and ask the question. Chat is also available. Good luck!
604001
I have never seen " Pandora" as one of the options, Sirius is a subscription only and they have it PW protected.
1640164
If your head unit has Sirius listed on it, all you should have to do is order a subscription. Go to your Sat button and if you get the preview channel announcing program lineups, then all you need to do is subscribe, no need to purchase this. If not, then go to your Toyota dealer and have them run your VIN to see if you have Sirius or XM for your unit, the connections are different for each. This will save you a lot of time taking out the head unit just to find its the other device and have to purchase another and return that one, then pull the head unit out again.