Are you Sirius?

I have had XM Radio since near it's inception, truck driver 150,000 miles a year at night , and can not live without it, but not for the quality of music but the vast amount of music available. I use it for sports, sports talk radio and news but when I do listen to music it is usually Little Stevies Underground Garage or Tom Petties Buried treasure weekly program, I also use it in my Grandsons bedroom, he is here a lot, to play classical music as he sleeps, have done this since his inception and he is 5. I am now retired and have it in my new P/U, pool house, garage and a boombox in my grandsons bedroom.

I'd recommend a source component that can stream internet radio. Much more music available from anywhere you can imagine.

rodman99999

Has anyone found a Sirius(XM) tuner, that provides quality reception/fidelity, through one’s home audio system?

If you listen to Sirius/XM, you’ll get much better fidelity from the online stream than from the low-bitrate satellite signal.

Gave up on Sirius earlier this year after 10 years of poor reception and near constant dropouts.  I live in an apartment in NYC and even with an external antenna mounted to the child guards on my windows aimed at where the Sirius satellite was supposed to be, reception was awful.

I had the Tivoli Sirius radio.  Not worth the trouble.

Rich 

rodman -
I subscribe to Sirius/XM and listen in my car.  For listening to FM radio in my home system I have an inexpensive Grace internet tuner.  I tune into to stations such as WDCB (Chicago) and KKJZ (Newport Beach CA) for jazz.  The fidelity is more than adequate, and there's no cost beyond the price of the tuner (unless you opt to donate to the stations of choice).

Just a thought in case you hadn't considered this option.