A:AnswerThe Mazda radio does not have the capability to connect directly to the SXV300 tuner. There is a company called Vais Technologies (www.vaistech.com) that makes an adapter that can work with your radio to add SiriusXM.
A:AnswerThe Sony CDXMP80 is not 'SiriusXM-Ready" so the SXV300 tuner will not work. However, it does have an AUX audio input, so you can add one of the SiriusXM dock and play radios like the Onyx Plus or Onyx EZR.
A:AnswerJust since OCTOBER 2022, signal loss is occurring once every 2 blocks for a whole two mile drive! It appears the the new short little pole-mount 5G cell transmitters cause interference and crash the SXM 300 sat tuner! So, it is a bad filter in the SXM tuner module, or are the 5G units spilling into the Satellite radio frequencies? Either way, one or both require an instant fix. Unfortunately, the out of the country customer service agents do not understand or care about losing paying customers who have a radio that goes to nothing more than a 1970 AM radio driving thru an overpass and temporary loss of signal, but AM is nowhere near as bad as the SXM. Who can we contact at SXM to get immediate action, or does it require cancellation?
A:AnswerIf you are using a SiriusXM dock and play radio with a home dock, you will need to connect to a home radio receiver with an AUX input. or you can connect to a powered speaker that has AUX input, but also must have a volume control
A:AnswerIf connected to a SiriusXM-Ready radio, you tune to Channel 0. the Radio ID is also located on the back of the SXV300 tuner as well as the packaging
A:AnswerUnfortunatly no- the Clarion radio is an older platform that is Sirius ready or SAT radio ready and requires older Sirius tuner (SCC1) and an adapter from Clarion (SIR-CL1)
A:AnswerYou can use a product like the Onyx plus with vehicle kit and plug the audio into your AUX input. or if you replace your radio with a SiriusXM-Ready version you can add the SXV300
