How do you pick the best satellite audio receiver?

Answer by  jsquared (12)

You shop around for something that matches your needs, for example some brands get better reception, but are more expensive, etc. The best place to start would be to go to a local electronics shop, and ask the employees what they would recommend based on your needs. Either buy it or shop around for a better price

Answer by  aggielee (13)

I would do research online; look for customer reviews and also professional reviewers on a site. Then weigh that information with my personal opinion of the receiver manufacturer.

Answer by  Plantmasta (110)

As with most item selections there are a couple of options you have readily available. Consult either your local blue book for item reviews, or speak directly with an expert.

Answer by  TechDoneRight (31)

To pick the best satellite audio receiver, you need to read reviews and ask around. But to truly pick the bet one, you have to experiment with them.

Answer by  Amber40 (24961)

Really the choice is up to the user. Review what station are offered by each company. Then look online for user reviews on that companies receivers.

Answer by  vashna (148)

You'll need a satellite audio receiver that works with the service you subscribe to, and interfaces with the equipment that you currently have. Different setups need different plugs.

Answer by  laura27 (1216)

The brands that are more expensive seems to be the ones that have better reception. Go to an electronics shop and ask employee what are the best ones to buy.

Answer by  adio (14)

I search for infos on google, search in my town, compare prices to be sure that i have done the right chase.

Answer by  caos38 (9)

the best way is to look up satellite audio receviers in consumer reports or go to websites that let you compare price and value like best buy or tigerdirect or the website of the manufacturer

Answer by  henners (568)

The best satellite audio receiver can be selected by reading the customer posts on the various options on the internet.