The sound system in the car doesn't have blue tooth or USB jack, but it does have a CD player that accepts MP3s. So a collection of CDs with high res MP3s may do the trick, and the occasional trip to I Heart Radio for some music I don't own.
If your radio play mp3's look for a usb jack somewhere. Its not part of the audio system. It is usually by the cigarette lighter, center console or even back seat. Plug a usb (ver 2 or sometimes 3) into that sucker and hit the auxiliary on the audio system.. Most automakers see USB as a charger not for playing music so they put it where you can charge things
If your radio play mp3's look for a usb jack somewhere. Its not part of the audio system. It is usually by the cigarette lighter, center console or even back seat. Plug a usb (ver 2 or sometimes 3) into that sucker and hit the auxiliary on the audio system.. Most automakers see USB as a charger not for playing music so they put it where you can charge things
Cancelled my free trial today. I just could not stand the audio quality. No way I was going to pay for that kind of sound.
It was surprisingly painless to cancel too.
I have nearly 1400 tracks I love compressed with archival quality (VBR up to 320kbps) on an SDHC card. This makes SiriusXM sound like crap. Nevertheless, I took their 5 months/$20 offer so that I could hear something new... Buy it, and put it on my SDHC card. Quality is not so important for that purpose.
