Finally got my Sirius installed!
The antenna was mounted on the dashboard, as far forward towards the windshield as possible, and so far it works great. To my ears, the sound quality is not quite CD quality, I expected a little better, but besides that I am very happy with it. Just knowing that I now have endless hours of entertainment on board, plus the CDA-9855's ability to play MP3's make for more music than anyone could imagine to listen to.
With this, my car is what I consider a nice mix of everything (see sig for performance mods).
But I still need the tunes in my car, so that's what counts.
it also sounds like you have an awesome setup.. i am in love with that head unit, and will pick it up very soon, once i can find an excuse to lose mine
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it also sounds like you have an awesome setup.. i am in love with that head unit, and will pick it up very soon, once i can find an excuse to lose mine
Thanks man!
Yes, I love my new head unit. My reason for ditching my old one was that it couldn't play MP3's. There was nothing wrong with it, it was an Alpine 7879, top of the line 3 years ago. I gave it to one of my female friends, she was happy
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I'll take a picture of the dash later on and post it. But yes, my head unit did need the tuner.Manny
another great thing is with my alpine iva-d900 monitor, the sirius/alpine module allows all station/artist/song title info to show up on the screen.
i tried the antenna originally on the dash, but it wanted to "acquire" the signal about every other song, so i relocated it centered on the top of the back hatch glass and it's pretty much flawless now. an installer friend of mine said it could be due to the steep slant of the windshield "reflecting" the signal away from the antenna
anyways, just waiting for january 9!!!!!!

