Review on AudioVox XAPV2 PowerConnect Vehicle XMp3I by Durioki Cordaro

Bought to listen to an XMP3 player in my car (Honda Goldwing, ha). With a little effort, I installed the power connector on said bike, "permanently" attached the antenna to the dash by routing the wire behind the panels, and voila! I have XM on the way. Not only that, sometimes XM receivers fail and refuse to work. At this point, you can connect the device to another power source to bring it out of its daze. This kit with the "alternative XM power supply" has done this trick several times brilliantly and is therefore worth twice the price. Technically, the body of the XMP3 device has an FM transmitter; in practice it also has a direct line out which I use with much nicer results (no hiss or hiss).