You obviously know nothing about electronics. Do you think the wizards
at BestBuy can disect your car stereo and wire in an XM auxillary shunt
for every make of car stereo out there? Not likely! Do you think every
audio system is going to have ready made hookups for XM? Not likely!
They will hook up an FM retransmit setup. Its easy, and works with every
car stereo out there that picks up FM, its easy, and theres no risk for
them.

tomk wrote:
> first off, go back to best buy and appologize to the guy for
> you being so ignorant.
>
> second, what are you talkin about? do you want a CD adapter
> like one comparable to the tape adapter? (not likely)
> or do you want a stand alone unit with FM transmission to your
> stereo? or do you want a stand alone which can be adapted to
> your existing audio wiring? (most likely)
>
> pick any of those and you still need the antenna installed($50)
> so $275 for a good unit, antenna, and adapter(s) is about right.
>
>
>
>
> "ajpdla" <ajpdla@pacifier.com> wrote in message
> news:vqh2na6n3ahqe8@corp.supernews.com...
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>>I saw a system available at Best Buy for $99.00 that is all-inclusive and
>>designed to work with existing car stereos that have casettes. When I
>
> asked
>
>>if they had something similar for a CD player stereo, he said sure, but it
>>will cost about $275.00 plus installation. I told him if I was going to
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> be
>
>>that stupid, I'd rather go to a local Goodwill, buy a casette stereo for
>>$5.00 and buy the $99.00 unit.
>>
>>Anyone heard of something about $100.00 for a CD stereo setup?
>>
>>"lcopps" <lcopps@nospam.com> wrote in message
>>news:bm%pb.9837$9M3.544@newsread2.news.atl.earth link.net...
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>>>XM receivers were conceived to be added easily. If you buy one form
>>>Circus City, it will retransmit to a channel on your FM receiver. So it
>>>does not need to be intrusively hooked into your stereo. The only
>>>challenge they have is running the power and antenna.
>>>
>>>LAVALLE wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>I just purchased a Honda Pilot 2004 W/dvd system .
>>>>I'd like to add an XM radio has anyone done this on 04 ?
>>>>The 04's now have heated seats I don't know if you can possibly add
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> an
>
>>XM .
>>
>>>>Honda Xm modulator cost around $600 plus installation I can get it at
>
> my
>
>>audio
>>
>>>>store for around $249 .
>>>>The only probelm I don't know if I can trust Circuit city kids working
>>
>>on my
>>
>>>>car .
>>>>Any recommendations ?
>>>>Thank you in advance
>>>>Bruno
>>>
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