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#109917 28-Sep-2012 23:09

SiriusXM is offering 1-Year SiriusXM Internet Radio Trial for Free when you enter promo code CHEVY1YR.
For those of you who like to listen to radio stations online!

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#693221 28-Sep-2012 23:43

Thanks for the heads up! I'm in. Don't forget the on demand content.

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#693286 29-Sep-2012 08:29

Do you need to use a VPN to listen to the stream or is it not geolocked?

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#693302 29-Sep-2012 08:56

No VPN needed. Subscriptions have always been available internationally as far as I am aware.

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#693305 29-Sep-2012 09:05

Doesn't work

---> Campaign is invalid or expired

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#693316 29-Sep-2012 09:35

gregmcc: Doesn't work

---> Campaign is invalid or expired

Update:

SiriusXM is offering Free 6-Month SiriusXM Internet Radio Trial for Free when you enter promo code TALENT092012

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#693324 29-Sep-2012 09:50

Registered, thanks...

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#694049 1-Oct-2012 11:36

the new code doesn't appear to work now either

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#694078 1-Oct-2012 12:06

gzt: No VPN needed. Subscriptions have always been available internationally as far as I am aware.

No they're not. You expressly agree on the signup page that you're in the USA.

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#695974 4-Oct-2012 10:50

Just had someone come in wanting to stream Sirius around there house.

I see that logitech have a smart radio but it looks pretty small and i wonder about the sound quality, it also dosn't have the ability to connect to amplified speakers like the old squeezebox's could.

Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

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#696114 4-Oct-2012 13:14

garvani: Just had someone come in wanting to stream Sirius around there house.

I see that logitech have a smart radio but it looks pretty small and i wonder about the sound quality, it also dosn't have the ability to connect to amplified speakers like the old squeezebox's could.

Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

I see from the images it has a headphone jack. Can't you use that to connect to external speakers?

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#696126 4-Oct-2012 13:23

yeah i guess thats an option, i was hoping for an optical port but thinking about it more, the quality of Sirius stream's arn't going to benefit from a optical connection

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#696127 4-Oct-2012 13:23

garvani: Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

Nope. Sirius requires that all devices that connect to them be in the US, so there won't be any available outside it.

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#696134 4-Oct-2012 13:32

Kyanar:
garvani: Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

Nope. Sirius requires that all devices that connect to them be in the US, so there won't be any available outside it.

Please see above.. Sirius works perfectly in New Zealand. Whats more the logitech smart radio is released here at the end of the month.

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#696195 4-Oct-2012 15:41

garvani:
Kyanar:
garvani: Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

Nope.? Sirius requires that all devices that connect to them be in the US, so there won't be any available outside it.

Please see above.. Sirius works perfectly in New Zealand. Whats more the logitech smart radio is released here at the end of the month.

Looks like the Logitech device uses Sirius XM Internet Radio which means it should work here so long as they accept a NZ credit card for billing purposes. The Sirius satellite receivers won't work here because you would not be in the line of site of any of the satellites. $15(US)/month for Internet radio is reasonable I guess if you like what they have to offer.

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#696240 4-Oct-2012 16:41

garvani:
Kyanar:
garvani: Does anyone know of anything similar locally that supports sirius and would allow connecting to an amp etc as well as reasonable builtin speakers?

Nope. Sirius requires that all devices that connect to them be in the US, so there won't be any available outside it.

Please see above.. Sirius works perfectly in New Zealand. Whats more the logitech smart radio is released here at the end of the month.

Please see above - Sirius XM require that all receivers that use their service be in the US. You actually have to check a box that says "I am in the United States" when you sign up - not even dig through the terms of service. Because of the fact that using their service outside the US is not allowed, you can guarantee that devices designed to use it will be exceptionally rare here- if Sirius XM is the selling point, they won't bother selling it here because "you can't use the service". The physical ability to do so is besides the point.