Would like to add XM to my '03 C4S. Appreciate any recommendations of shops that do top quality work.
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I'd also like to find out about this.
What head unit are you looking at?
Check out Hurley's Audio in Tysons -- they're about 4 doors up from Intersport, next to the furniture store (Versailles I think). http://www.hurleysaudio.com/Location.htm Gary Hurley is a good guy. They carry Focal speakers -- which I highly recommend.
JJD-As far as I know, stock unit for an '03.
Oops. I missed the '03 part on your first post. Unfortunately with your '03 you have a MOST based system so there is no auxiliary input for XM or iPod. Also, putting an aftermarket head unit is out of the question unless you want to gut everything (remove the head unit and amplifier, etc.) You can get one of those XM Roadies with the FM modulator and transmitter but I would actually hard wire it to the antenna so you get a cleaner signal. Delphi Roady XT Delphi SA10112 FM Modulator Adapter
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