A:AnswerIf you have a stereo receiver that has a auxiliary output in the back of the stereo receiver & you plug the jack into your line in that is in the back of the sirius radio you can have the sound coming from the receiver instead of the radio.
A:AnswerYou can create Pandora stations with the device via the SXM App but it does not play strictly Pandora Stations as it is designed specifically for SiriusXM service.
A:AnswerAs long as you have the streaming package, you can stream the same channels through this radio. (You can only use 1 streaming device at a time per SiriusXM)
If you have the All Access package you will benefit the most from this radio.
A:AnswerYes, this SiriusXM radio has a pair of RCA output jacks on the back of the unit that you can connect to a receiver or stereo. Turn off the speaker on the radio using the volume control located on top of the unit; this won't affect the output feed to the stereo. Then use the volume control on your stereo to adjust the sound level. The radio does not come with RCA cables but Best Buy and other electronics sellers carry them. Here is a link for the cables:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/insignia-6-stereo-audio-rca-cable-black/6412634.p?skuId=6412634
A:AnswerThis radio is only designed to play SiriusXM service. With the All Access subscription package you will get additional features on this radio like create Pandora stations but you cannot use the Pandora app on this radio.
A:AnswerYes, it is true older Grace Digital radios no longer support the legacy SiriusXM streaming service. All newer Grace radios built in the past 4 years or so support the SiriusXM streaming service. This includes the Grace Digital Mondo Plus and Mondo Elite as well as others built since then. The SiriusXM TTR2 and TTR3 also support the current SiriusXM streaming service.
