Possibly one of the biggest new innovations in the broadcasting
world at the moment, XM Radio provides crystal clear digital
sound around the globe without commercials or unwanted
stoppages. It offers tons of listening options, from every type
of music genre to every type of sporting event and news
programming. No wonder the satellite radio service is number one
in the United States with over two million loyal customers.
The numbers are astounding. Those two million listeners get the
pleasure of picking among 68 commercial-free music channels.
This includes any genre from country, rap, bluegrass, reggae,
rockabilly, to classical. On top of these, you get 33 channels
for the latest in news and sports, along with the leading talk
shows and entertainment programs. Even more amazing are the 21
channels that provide continuous and instantaneous weather and
traffic for the major metropolitan areas in the country.
XM Radio is not just built on its airwaves. There are its
award-winning receivers and reception devices that you need to
pick up the satellite radio signals. First, don't be scared that
you're going to have to go out and replace your home and stereo
equipment. That's not the case here. You can easily add
satellite radio service to your existing audio and home theater
system.
Or you can buy the latest brand-new XM Radio equipment. They are
some of the smallest and lightest satellite receivers and
antennae in the field, so it is a sound investment any way you
look at it. Your XM equipment allows you to listen to regular
radio terrestrial broadcasts if you want, including AM and FM,
along with your CDs and cassettes.
Other features for the receivers include a display and memory so
that the device shows the channel name, artist name, and song
title for every piece you listen to. No more reliance on a DJ to
let you know what you are listening to. For automobile
audiophiles, the satellite radio service is available in more
than 100 new cars in the 2005 models. You can pick up the Delphi
XM Roady 2, the Delphi XM Roady, or the XMCommander for your
ultimate car listening pleasure.
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