txdragnfly

Did you compare that pricing with Sirius direct?

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Blue Steel Caliber, SE, Houston, TX

sumpunk85

I looked on the Sirius site, but I can't tell what kind of receiver they are using for the Caliber. The site shows receivers for Kenwood, Pioneer, etc. I don't know if they made one specifically for the Caliber radio or not

okiecaliberguy

they have general receivers that use fm modulators just in case.

ashram

my wife's caliber has the same exact head unit as mine, but i have sirius, and she doesn't. from what i have read, it is possible to add 1 aux item to the base radio, where it be sirius or a direct ipod adapter (about $100, plugs into the back, allows playback and charging) it should work.

on the wife's car i plan to add the ipod adapter... if i can find it cheaper.

dacoda2

I have the R/T as well and the sirius is nice when you find something worth listening too, having the controls on the steering wheel is sweet too.

Else it's like regular radio, less the commercials, I have the upgraded speakers and 6 disc in dash. So the sound is stellar, the sub and tailgate speakers make for great bbq's in the driveway...

The one thing it doesn't have that I wish it did was the IPOD jack through the back that allows you to control the ipod through the radio.
No Aux in is lame...

thehateinsideme

Xm bought out sirius, or vice versa. My letter from xm said that they should be fully merged "fall" of 07. So pretty soon it wont matter which you have or get. My xm does have channels with commercials and it sucks but i avoid them. Once you go satellite radio you will not go back. As for info on the caliber radio I cant help out, as I havent got one yet! later