SiriusXM owns Pandora, but they don’t want to lose satellite listeners to Pandora.
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SiriusXM Changing Direction
- Thread starter Barry
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It's not a very big deal for me. I have SXM in my Impala and rarely listen to it when I'm driving that car.
All I listen too in the car is SXM. I haven’t turned on terrestrial radio in years.
I totally get it. My Impala has a CD player, so that's what I listen to.
But a CD can only hold about 10 songs, or 200 songs in Data. My Sonata had a 6 Disc data CD player, loved that car
I don't listen to individual songs. I listen to my favorite mixshows I've recorded off of random radio stations and put them on a data disc.
Data discs that you burn yourself don't last forever, BTW. At some point they might become unreadable.
I stopped listening to AM/FM in my car in favor of SXM and various podcasts. The quality of fidelity is noticeably better using the app with android auto than the car radio but I don't like fiddling with the phone while driving so I just use it for downloaded shows and playlists on the app such as the 60's Satellite Survey.
Well guess what? I'm going to listen to them until I can't.
For what it’s worth and if anyone cares, I listen to SXM in the car only and Iheart radio on my phone although I have both apps. For some reason I feel strange if I have SXM on my phone or listen to Iheart in the car. Probably just habit.
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