Satellite Radios

[Kith]

I need opinions on what is the best to get these days.  The local station that I listened to has just replaced their morning show with Bob and Tom and I'd rather shoot myself than listen to Bob and Tom.

I know that both companies combined into one not too long ago, but I recall hearing that one or the other had a better audio quality.  And if anyone has opinions on specific radios, those would be helpful too.

[Hawkes]

In audio quality, XM had always done better technology wise, however, everyone's ears are different and the reviews I read made that point.  Basically, YMMV (your mileage may vary).  I have had XM for years and never had an audio issue, but then again, I am not an audiophile listening for small nuances that would ruin my listening experience.  Go to a Best Buy or Circuit City and listen for yourself.... that's the best advice.

[Reddawn]

I was day One XM but moved over to Sirius after XM kept jerking around the channels I listened to so they could make room for baseball and Oprah. I like the programming at Sirius better for the music channels.

[Reddawn]

Satellite radio is the way to go....anyone that listens to testicular radio is, to quote the Iron Sheik, a cheap jew bastard!

[Turkley]

I have never listened to XM, but I have Sirius and its pretty good.  It won't matter after too much longer since they are combining.

[Snackcakes]

how are the prices these days for the radios? pretty reasonable?

[Reddawn]

yeah you can get a radio for like 50 bucks

[Varg]

Just my opinion, but sat radio sounds like you are listening to music on a fisherprice radio in a trash can.

[Reddawn]

all that shitty black metal has left you hearing impaired

[Hawkes]

Anyone have an HD radio? 

[Reddawn]

if they do they are turds