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Forum SIRIUS XM DISCUSSION Sirius XM Satellite Hardware & Accessories Junior Member Joined: Jul 2017 Posts: 5 07-08-2017, 11:58 AM #1 How to receive SiriusXM on my stereo system? Does anyone make a SiriusXM receiver -----Well, I guess I should properly call it a tuner --- that I can attach to my home stereo amp, in order to receive SiriusXM broadcasts that way?As an alternate, I notice there is a device for use in your car that receives a Sirius/XM signal and converts it to an FM radaio signal which you set to an FM frequency that isn't otherwise in use. However, that's specifically for use in the car and doesn't plug into 110. Is there an equivalent device that powers off 110, so I could use it to transmit to my home stereo FM receiver? Tom Head Honcho Joined: May 2007 Posts: 2,709 07-10-2017, 08:56 PM #2 You could put any piece of siriusxm hardware into your stereo. Just get a 3.5 headphone jack to rca cable. You could also use any internet device (phone, tablet, computer) to stream from the internet and plug that into your stereo.There are also regular home stereo receivers that come "sirius xm ready" which allow you to stream right through the receiver itself.As far as I know, there is no bulky/stackable sirius xm unit for a home stereo system -- if that's what you're looking for. Junior Member Joined: Jul 2017 Posts: 5 08-21-2017, 09:26 AM #3 Connecting a Sirius receiver to my stereo amp That is very interesting, and it sounds like any of the options you mention should work.(Unfortunately my stereo receiver, although it is an excellent unit providing 5 channel surround, is on the elderly side and was produced before they were made "Sirius ready" so I don't have that

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My commute it occurs in two specific places ie: about 10 minutes away from my work and also about 10 mins away from my home (when I return in the evening). However, it never seems to do it when I begin the commute. Therefore, it may be related to how long I'm driving. Since I only drive between the home and office I don't know if it would start glitching 1 hour into driving anywhere else, or if it's a location thing. I haven't tried the audio reboot yet. Would that delete all the settings? ozy Active Member By the way, this has nothing to do with Howard 100 channel. It happens on all the channels on Sirius XM. Also, once it starts you can't listen to any of them, they all skip. The only way to continue listening to radio is to switch to FM which still works perfectly even when Sirius XM is skipping like crazy. I’ve had it cut out a few times for just a second. The issue I’ve experienced is that after listening to the same station for about an hour a day, for a week, I’ve heard some of the same songs numerous times. Looks like a channel a week for the next 2 months and then, adios. I can’t imagine paying more for that service each month than I do for gas. My issue with Sirius XM is that it freezes. It works after I do a hard reboot. But lately, this has become more necessary. On one reboot I saw a screen message that said "CHECK ANTENNA". AM and FM get received but not SXM. I've had the Clarity for over a year and this crash behavior is much more frequent in the last few weeks. maybe a Honda software problem with a new update? Any ideas? How would I report this to Honda? My problem still hasn't been fixed. They replaced the main radio unit which required me to change my SiriusXM id but that didn't fix it. I still have the same issue on long trips. I also have other

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