Are you interested in satellite radio, but has some questions? If you do, you should keep reading. This article will attempt to answer some frequently asked questions about satellite radio.
What is satellite radio?
This is the most basic question, of course. Satellite Radio is a subscription based service where users can receive music and talk shows on radio transmission from a satellite.
What does it sound?
Since it is transmitted in a fully digital format, satellite radio will sound better than your standard FM station. Will support quality music CD player.
Do I have to buy a new radio?
Unfortunately it does have to buy a new radio. The current radio will not be able to receive satellite signals. If you do not want to completely replace your radio, you can buy an adapter that will let you play over your radio.
I can receive local stations via satellite?
No, you can only get local stations with an FM receiver.
I can use my satellite radio in my house?
Yes, you can get satellite radio in your home. Some stations will even let you transfer the recipient of your car to your home stereo.
What kind of programming is available?
All types of programs are available. You can find TV shows, music broadcast stations in all genres of music (many without commercials), sports, weather and even trafficking in major cities.
I have Sirius and want to switch to XM. I can use the same radio?
No, the two main providers (Sirius and XM) do not use compatible equipment. If you want to change supplier, you must buy all new equipment.