Get an internet radio Krell.
If the quality of the Canadian (when did THEY get added??) channels is any indication (tuned there for curiosity in the "free" sub provided with new car) I'd not pay for the service, even if I drove great distances. Sounds like a dialup modem on their talk channel, and their country (along with most of the "mainstream) country channels have almost NO stereo separation/sound awful. I can see why people drop these subs. They no longer concentrate on quality of sound, it's all about the amount of channels and format, but once you get to a channel, the sound is not as good as a well engineered terrestrial station!
It may just be me, but the Sirius radio in my 2011 Ford Fusion sounds so much clearer and fuller than the XM radio in my 2014 RAV4. The RAV does have the prettier display however.
It may just be me, but the Sirius radio in my 2011 Ford Fusion sounds so much clearer and fuller than the XM radio in my 2014 RAV4. The RAV does have the prettier display however.
No it is the basic non sync radio that comes with the SE package and the V-6 (wonderful engine) is the only option. The Toyota radio is the 8 inch or whatever touchscreen radio in a RAV4 XLT. Our last RAV had the optional JBL sound system with XM and it too was unremarkable on all mediums.Does the Fusion have the Sony system?
I haven't heard XM in a long time, but I find the sound quality on Sirius in my wife's Expedition one of the better sounding systems for Sirius and it's the Sony set up. Most of the cars I've been in with friends/relatives who have satellite radio built in either drive Ford or Chrysler products, so I've only heard Sirius recently and while all close, my wife's is a tad better. Whatever I have in my Navigator is the best sounding Sirius feed I've heard. Not sure who makes the speakers, (used to be JBL, not sure if Ford still uses them or not) but the system is THX II cert.
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