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About This Page: This is a discussion on Media, Movies and Music within the LetsGoKings.com forums, at Los Angeles Kings Hockey Fan Forum. For those of you who care, the merger was finally approved by the FCC. I assume that means I can hear NHL games on my Sirius radio in my car.
From everything I've read, this is going to be great GOING FORWARD, but for someone like me who has a hardwired built in Sirius system, it doesn't sound like XM channels offered to Sirius subscribers will work.
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One for $6.99 a month will allow you to choose 50 Sirius channels from a subset of 100 Sirius channels (Sirius has more than 130); or 50 XM channels from a subset of 100 XM channels (XM has more than 170).
The other, for $14.99 a month, will allow you to pick 100 channels, with Sirius customers able to select from a company-determined "best of" XM's channels, and XM customers allowed to select from the "best of" Sirius channels.
Those programming selections haven't been released, but it's a good bet they'll include some exclusive content, such as XM's Major League Baseball broadcasts and channels featuring Oprah Winfrey and Bob Dylan. They likely will also include Sirius' National Football League broadcasts, NASCAR coverage and Howard Stern channels (he's so popular, he has two).
But for those options you'll need to buy a new radio that is capable of receiving individualized channel packages.
From everything I've read, this is going to be great GOING FORWARD, but for someone like me who has a hardwired built in Sirius system, it doesn't sound like XM channels offered to Sirius subscribers will work.
Which is totally effed. I thought I heard that the current devices, both Sirius and XM, were capable of accessing both services. Clowns.
look...Mel Karmazin was on howard yesterday saying how they had to make sure not to alienate current subscribers...especially cars. Relax, and wait till it all shakes out.
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