Sirius XM SXV100V1 Alpine In-Dash Receiver
PART NUMBERS
SXV100V1
PRICE
after $50.00 rebate $67.99
$17.99 (more info)
after $50.00 rebate $67.99
$17.99 (more info)
SHIPPING
FREE with $70 order
IN STOCKYes
SiriusXM's tiny SXV100V1 tuner lets you receive satellite radio programming in your car — and gives you a bunch of cool features, too. You can pause and rewind live broadcasts, plus see alerts when your favorite team or artist is playing on another channel. And with your iPod® connected, you can "tag" songs for purchasing later in the iTunes™ store.
The package includes the compact tuner and a roof-mount antenna that attaches to your vehicle with its powerful magnetic base.
NOTE: The SXV100V1 currently works only with Alpine's CDE-123 and INA-W910 receivers.
NOTE: The SXV100V1 requires a XM subscription.
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WARNING, VIDEO AND FAQ
FAQ
Q: What is Sirius XM-Ready?
A: Any aftermarket vehicle receiver or controller bearing the Sirius XM Ready Logo means it can only connect to and control a Sirius XM-Connect Satellite Radio Tuner. The Alpine INA-W910 and Alpine CDE-123 are currently the only Sirius XM Ready headunits available.
Q: Is the SXV100 backwards compatible with car stereo receivers with the SAT-Ready, Sirius-Ready or XM-Ready logos?
A: No. The SXV100 is only compatible with car stereo receivers bearing the SiriusXM-Ready logo. Currently the only compatible car stereo receivers are the Alpine INA-W910 and Alpine CDE-123 models.
Q: I already have a XM Radio subscription. Can I activate the SXV100 as a discounted second radio on the same account?
A: Yes, the SXV100 works on the XM network and can be activated as a secondary subscription.
Q: Can I use a Sirius branded antenna with the SXV100?
A: Although a Sirius antenna will attach to the SXV100, the best performance under all conditions will be from a XM antenna.
Q: I already have a Sirius Radio subscription. Can I activate the SXV100 as a discounted second radio on the same account?
A: No, since the SXV100 is based on the XM Radio network, the radio will need a separate subscripton plan on a XM account.
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