Best XM hook up method?

KYBubblehead

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I have an XM Roady II that I want to put in my 4Runner (and on the bike as well).
Since my stock head unit has no external jacks, is the best way (going for highest sound quality) to use a jack on the antenna input? I know the FM modulator route degrades sound quality... I don't want to use the cassette option either.

I'm thinking/guessing that the antenna hook-up is my best option without buying a new head unit. I already have the Roady II, I can move it to the bike in the summer months as well..

Thoughts?
 
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if money is no object, a new radio plus a new tuner, so everything can be intergrated. can u have 2 tuners in your account?
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good combo, plus you can have bluetooth with your phone so you can stream pandora or spotify, also and aux so you can plug in your old tuner. and usb for music or phone connectivity. but with the aux in the back, you can keep your tuner and use the 3.5mm to rca.
 
if money is no object, a new radio plus a new tuner, so everything can be intergrated. can u have 2 tuners in your account?
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Money is ALWAYS an object! 2 tuners means 2 subscriptions - defeats the objective. I have the tuner, hence no up front costs, but the monthly fees are still there.
 
trying to integrate an aux jack to stock unit, still cost about the same when getting a new headunit, you can get a cheap single din with aux jack. but its better to get something decent so you wont hate it.
 

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