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1618 messages, Last post on Nov 11, 2009 at 3:22 PM
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Replying to: qbrozen (Feb 11, 2009 8:03 am) |
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"a solid business with an outstanding customer base, but we are burdened with substantial debt obligations" Sounds familiar. The music biz is tough these days: Muzak files for bankruptcy (CNN) |
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 I just recently hooked up my Sirius Stilleto 100 into my Toyota Corolla. I used the FM adapter and the hardwire hookup kit. My PROBLEM is that only the left side of my car speakers work with the Sirius Satellite on, when regular terrestrial radio on all speakers work. I went and traced all the hook ups which there are only a couple, everything seems to be hooked up right? Can someone PLEASE help figure out what it is I done wrong, Please!
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Replying to: lukedatruth (Feb 16, 2009 1:54 pm) don't do the hard wire.
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Replying to: ral2167 (Feb 16, 2009 4:03 pm)
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Replying to: lukedatruth (Feb 16, 2009 4:15 pm) |
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Liberty to lend Sirius $530 million, get 40% stake February 17, 2009 - 9:45 am ET NEW YORK (Reuters) -- John Malone's Liberty Media Corp. has agreed to lend $530 million to Sirius XM Radio Inc. in exchange for a 40 percent equity stake, saving the satellite radio provider from possible bankruptcy and sending its shares up 100 percent. The deal also helps Sirius CEO Mel Karmazin fend off a potential takeover bid by Charles Ergen's EchoStar Corp., which has purchased hundreds of millions of Sirius's total debt of about $3.25 billion. http://www.autonews.com/article/20090217/ANA05/302179823/1182 (registration link) So I guess they're not going bye-bye. But all is not that pretty, Liberty also owns a controlling share of DirecTV, one of the companies that was previously looking to take over Sirius. And that "doubling of Sirius' stock price" brings it up to a whopping $0.21 per share. :-/
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Replying to: nippononly (Feb 17, 2009 9:21 am) |
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| Just as an FYI, my subscription was up for "auto renewal" March 8th at the whopping price of $145 for the year. I called and said I wanted to cancel and the operator asked why, I said I can't afford it. She said I could renew for the promotional price of $77/year ( which I have been paying for the last 3 years) and I said yes. This price is available to everyone, you just have to ask for it. Heck, tell 'em I sent you! | |
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This question may already be on the forum but i want to ask specifically. I have a 2005 Cobalt that i bought new and it has the XM radio built in, no additional accessories or box that you plug in, its set into my *bands* button selections. My radio has been damaged and i can no longer use it. What i would like to know is: Can i buy an aftermarket radio like the one i have, where the xm is already built in the deck where i can just call in the radio ID and swap my account to that radio. OR do i have to buy an XM ready radio and still buy a box to tune it? It doesnt seem to make much sense since the xm box runs through a radio station anyway. My car is already equipped with an XM antenna and wverything since it was like that when i got it. Is the satellite receiver built into the deck, or is it something built inside my dash that the radio i have hooks up to. I havent taken it apart yet to find out. Thank you for any help 
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