Sirius SUB-X1 Universal Plug 'n' Play Boombox

Sirius SUB-X1 Universal Plug 'n' Play Boombox

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Sirius SUB-X1 Universal Plug 'n' Play Boombox

Sirius radio universal boombox SUBX1 for the Sportster 4, Sportster 3, Starmate 4, Starmate 3, Stratus and ALL newer universal Sirius plug&play receivers. This boom box is the first of its kind for Sirius radio. The SUBX1 features a built-in amplifier with speakers, an auxiliary input for other audio devices, and adjustable indoor/outdoor antenna with 20 foot cable, and an AC adapter.This universal boom box features is compatible with all plug&Play receivers. It allows ease of portability, features 2.1 full-range sound system with separate tweeters, mid-range speaker and powerful subwoofer. The antenna cradle and cable storage allows you to carry your antenna effortlessly with you. Also included is an AC adapter&Weatherproof indoor/outdoor antenna.

 

Bring your Sirius satellite radio receiver to life with this essential plug 'n' play boombox. Compatible with the Sirius Sportster 3, Sportster 4, Starmate 3, Starmate 4, and Stratus receivers, the boombox lets you follow the game or rock out on the patio to any of Sirius's high-quality digital streams. Simply plug your Sirius receiver into the boombox's universal docking cradle and you're set. Listeners will love the SUB-X1's rich, crisp sound, which employs two tweeters, two midrange drivers, and a powerful subwoofer to create a dynamic frequency response of 70 Hz to 20 kHz. The reception is also topnotch thanks to the included indoor/outdoor antenna, which comes with an attached 19.5-foot cable (the antenna must have a relatively clear view of the Sirius satellite paths to work).

Most importantly, the boombox is fully portable, with a built-in handle for transport and a battery power option (the boombox runs for up to nine hours on eight D-cell batteries). And you needn't worry about hauling the antenna along in a separate bag, because the SUB-X1 includes a built-in compartment that stores both the antenna and cable. Other details include a 3.5 mm headphone jack for private listening, an AC adapter for indoor use, built-in bass enhancement technology, an auxiliary input for connecting an iPod, MP3 player, or other audio device, and a docking adapter that works with ST and SV series Sirius satellite tuners. The boombox, which measures 19.18 by 8.81 by 8 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 7.3 pounds (without batteries), is backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
SUB-X1 universal boombox, AC adapter with 6-foot cord, satellite antenna with 19.5- foot cable, plastic docking adapter, user's manual.

 

Sirius SUB-X1 Universal Plug 'n' Play Boombox Accessories

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SIRIUS SV3-TK1 Stratus Plug-and-Play Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit
Directed Electronics 14240 Outdoor Home Antenna
Sirius Wired FM Relay Retail Package
Directed Electronics 14230 Antenna Extension Cable - 50 FT
Directed Electronics 14105 Car Antenna
Sirius Car Kit for SP4-TK1

 

Sirius SUB-X1 Universal Plug 'n' Play Boombox Reviews

Much like the GPS you own, or satellite TV you watch, it needs a way of linking to them. This is not for a dark room with no windows.

Those of you who are complaining about not having reception, satellites are way up in the sky.

This has plenty of sound for the price and I assure you, you wont be disappointed. The sound is very clear and the bass is surprisingly tight.

Expect to have the antenna either outside or up against a window for sure. SPACE actually.

Just bought the boombox a week ago and am very happy with it so far. If you want to listen in an office, go online and listen there.

 

It is exactly what I was looking for in a 1-piece portable unit to take on roadtrips so that I can have my favorite music playing via my MP3 player wherever I am staying. It's also nice to have out on the patio when relaxing with a beer and a cigar. I've even hooked it up to my laptop and it sounds great, since you can control all the sound and effects through the laptop. I highly recommend this unit if you are looking for a nice sound amplification system for your independent audio source. Although this is designed to mate with serveral models of the Sirius portable radios, it also has an auxillary input for MP3 players or any device that can deliver music or sound through the 1/8 inch stereo plug. With 5 speakers, one of them a subwoofer, and a lower end around 70hz according to the tech specs it won't get as low as my Altec Lansing mini-subwoofer system attached to the laptop, but it is very respectable. I was looking for a boombox for my MP3 player with a built-in subwoofer for around 100.00 or less.

 

Great at Picnics. This let's me take my Sirrius Radio anywhere. Or of I want, I can use it with my iPod.

 

however this box which was one of the first made for sirius is excellent in terms of design. you can adjust the volume but you can't adjust the bass or anything else. the box does not come with a remote control. its a quality product and would be hard to improve upon without sacrifice adding size, bulk, and weight.

however you can find a remote control out there for maybe $10 at the most. the handle looks a little blocky in pictures but is actually quite comfortable. since satellite is a relatively new concept some boxes or receivers are the first models and don't really push the envelope in terms of design or technology.

I definitely recommend this product. If you are looking to join the satellite revolution start with a receiver and a boombox. i have not listened to regular radio in 3 years and have no desire to go back. the problem that i have had with satellite radio is setup and signal.

it is really portable and would be great to take to the beach or if do construction a work site. i'm a big strong guy but its hard to believe its that heavy. sound. crisp clean sound. i think a little kid would have no troubles lifting it. the box has about 3 or 4 buttons total.

the bass is phenominal. some reviews suggest its 7 pounds w/o batteries (11 with) but i don't feel it. I love sirius even with my previous struggles i continued to buy receivers. From pictures i was thinking it was a big hunk of plastic but it's actually quite small. I am a satellite radio junky. easy setup, less frustrating, more enjoyment. it's extremely light weight.

I've had two car units that never got a signal in my car. it's really not the receiver its the fact that the boombox doesnt rely on a FM frequency. this little boombox definitely packs a massive punch. i bought it and was a little nervous about setting it up. if you can avoid having to rely on the fm frequency you will not be disappointed by your satellite experience. this is the best sound that i heard from any of my receivers.

i was hoping not to be disappointed. I don't know all the technical specs but i gotta tell you the sound is incredible. The boombox is a godsend. the sound will have your friends thinking you paid a lot more for it.

setup was a breeze and when i slid my stratus 4 receiver in, i was good to go. so far the bass has been just right but i havent played it at high levels so i don't know how it will be affected if you blast it. i listen at work and at home and any time in between. i had a home unit that ran extremely hot and took quite a bit of time to finally find the right spot in my home.

the black and silver color of the box can fit it any room against any decor. The downside is pretty consistent on other reviews.

 

Make sure you pay attention to the part of the instruction manual that says what way to point the antenna- I found it made a big difference at my office. In my house, even in the basement, I get great reception without even moving the antenna from its mount on the boombox itself. The sound quality is excellent. At work though I had to carefully position it at a window to get decent reception (involving connecting a 50 foot antenna extension cord to it). Reception-wise, it's hit or miss with this product, possibly depending on the area you live in. An equalizer would've been nice but it's really overall a pretty good stereo in spite of that.

 
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