I'm already a Sirius/XM customer, how do I connect this stereo to the service? do i have to buy something else?
1953154
You have to by the kit for the anttena it doesn't come with the radio then call sirius to add it to your account
781788
The answer to your question depends whether you subscribe to Sirius or Xm, or the combined service. I would suggest go to the web site . You will need a mobile and a home install kit. Each kit will include the correct power cords and connections. Just check that both kits are comparable with the radio you need. All the units are basically the same with dif options. My only suggestion would be to not get the portable units as your phone, iPad, iPod and other players will play music better than the Sirius/XM player will do
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Troy I decided against XM, or Sirius. If you go to Best Buy, or a reputable installer they can do this for you. I already have an HD component, and the Alpine 445U under the dash amp. I thought adding more was getting a little to busy. In addition to this if you have to use that outside antenna that comes with it make sure you use something under it to protect your paint The antenna has a tendency to rust. and will leave a permanent mark. There aren't a lot of options for that antenna it has to be located outside at the top middle of the windshield, or top middle of the rear window to get the best reception. Then there's the other issues with the company itself once you subscribe. I'm attaching this to my post from someone who has . Hope this helps.....http://www.amazon.com/review/R30H0D1KZBQ38L/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R30H0D1KZBQ38L Best, Jerry
1017832
Buy a receiver and hook up external speakers to the receiver. Only way you will get a decent sound out of this unit.I have a similar problem and after much debate, I am planning to buy Sherwood RX-41 9 105WAat model to augument this stereo system.Good Luck.
176366
I think that it doe's need to be used in the auto, there were some models that had a indoor base that could be used in the house if you have one of those it might work there. Or if you have a 110 volt to dc converter you can hook it up just like in an car and plug in outside speakers or headphones and they will work. Unfortunately Sirius will charge you a 75 dollar fee for setting up the device. Mine is still in the box because I won't pay every time one of their devices break. And I have a lifetime with Sirius but it really is no good now. Hope you have better luck than I have.
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Buy a receiver and hook up external speakers to the receiver. Only way you will get a decent sound out of this unit. I have a similar problem and after much debate, I am planning to buy Sherwood RX-41 9 105WAat model to augument this stereo system. Good Luck.
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. Your vehicle is listed. However, if you have factory satellite radio (XM), you would have to disconnect it. The ISHD571 does not have that restriction. That might be the reason someone else pointed you to the ISHD571. Maybe they had satellite radio, so the ISHD651 didn't work for them. However, the ISHD651 in this listing has a USB connection and Bluetooth built in for not much more money than the ISHD571 so, unless you have satellite radio, you're probably ahead to get this ISHD651. If you have found this information helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We are an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
2213889
The speaker pairs with any music I have playing including Beats music and Amazon music so I don't see why it wouldn't pair with SiriusXM
1360447
Not yet but Bose is reportedly trying to cut a deal with Sirius XM to make this possible. That would be smart for both -- it would make this player more versatile and get Sirius XM more home customers.
1329774
you have to coordinate your Sirius/XM radio receiver to your car radio station. You can go to the Sirius/XM web site to find some stations that might be best to use in your specific area. I don't know anything about a Pioneer Marine Stereo.
1598249
I had the Sirius XM Onyx EZ Model#XEZ1. It worked great except you need a good speaker system and the receiver needs to mounted near a window to get good reception. It just wasn't loud enough to suit me. Good luck!!!
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!
877199
I believe you need both.. I checked on the Pioneer website. The XM support on Pioneer is far superior to Sirius.. I opted to get XM rather than keep the bus adapter and Sirius connect module from the AVIC-D1 that I am replacing.
552183
Not quite sure what you are asking, did you have other accessories like external satellite radio or something? The wire harness is compatible, it would be a plug and play replacement.
1949998
Not sure, mate. But buyer beware, those Sirius receivers have different plugs for different brands/models.
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.
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I do not recall if that was ever an option. It did not come with my unit, that I know. You will have to talk with XM to see if tey offer something. The unit I have sounds very good though FYI