On 01/21/2010 04:36 PM, C. Leeds wrote:

> Here's the grand-daddy of them all:
> http://www.magnumdynalab.com/xm-radios-609t.htm
> Tubes. About $4,000.


Four large for an XM radio with cryogenic tubes? Thanks for restoring
my faith in the rational faculties of men.

I have the NAD M4 Digital tuner which is a good AM/FM tuner ($1299),=20
plus the XM Mini-tuner with Home Dock ($65), an outdoor XM satellite=20
antenna ($125) and the Magnum-Dynalab ST-2 outdoor whip antenna ($110) =20
- all of which sounds great on my stereo. The outdoor antennas were=20
the keys to better radio reception and sound quality, for me.


On 2010-01-14 20:16:34 -0500, ---MIKE--- said:

> I have been enjoying the three classical channels on XM radio in my car=
..
> I am interested in getting a tuner to hook up to my stereo system in my
> home. I don't care about docking for an ipod etc. - just a tuner with =
a
> remote and a title display. Suggestions ----
>=20
>=20
> ---MIKE---
>>> In the White Mountains of New Hampshire
> >> (44=3DB0 15' N - Elevation 1580')