slowpoke wrote:
From what I had heard and read, it is not worth the money. First you got to get the radio and then you have to pay fees to get it.
I might be wrong, but for each radio, you have to pay extra. And as far as what it is they were saying it was going to be, they are not doing as well as they thought. Thay are losing money big time. I could be wrong, I might be thinking of something else
I know you have to get the HD ready radio and HD tuner, but I don't think you pay fees for the stations. I know one station that's already broadcasting in both formats.
slowpoke wrote:
If you want something to hear just while you are on the internet, you might try out
www.live365.com. I like the old radio stuff and they have alot of it plus todays music, talk, phone pranks. You name it, they should have it. You just have to look aroung thier site
I only want it for when I'm driving around. I want to get some new speakers and amps and put a sub in the back. When I was in high school and college I would always install systems in my own and my friends' cars. It's been a while since I had a nice audio system so this is the next toy I'm getting.

I think it would be nice to have clear radio to complement the new speakers.
Anyhow, thanks for the feedback fellas.
