Go for the Sirius Starmate. It fits right under the radio in the little storage tray (probably an ashtray in OZ). Looks almost factory, and the cover conceals the unit. (I park in the city.) It is wired in though and not portable, but I didn't have a problem with that. Also, spend the $75 and have a good tech do the installation. Mine looks great, without a sign of the disassembly and reassembly that had to be done to the console and stack. Never thought I would pay for radio, but I haven't listened to the radio or CD since I had it installed a couple of months ago. Good luck.
I have the sportster reply, it's a bit bigger than your unit. It will not quite fit under the radio. I'm going to have it installed on wednesday, but still don't know quite where to mount it.
At the moment it's stuck to the windshield with a suction cup, but it's hard to reach, and the wires hang all over.
I have the sportster reply, it's a bit bigger than your unit. It will not quite fit under the radio. I'm going to have it installed on wednesday, but still don't know quite where to mount it.
At the moment it's stuck to the windshield with a suction cup, but it's hard to reach, and the wires hang all over.
I have the same unit. Just had it installed under the ashtray. You have to take the plastic tray out for it to fit and you can't use your ashtray also but it looks great and is easy to reach while driving.
Do you have it hard wired through an input jack in the back of the head unit or is it am FM modulator? Also, is there any "hissing" sound on high volume?
Do you have it hard wired through an input jack in the back of the head unit or is it am FM modulator? Also, is there any "hissing" sound on high volume?
It's FM, no hardwire, no hiss at all at any levels.
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