How to improve XM Radio audio quality?

Koiman - I was just about to also post about XM Ch.71. The fidelity on that channel is amazing. I mostly listen to XM Pops, Ch.113, because I like that type of music a little better, BUT the sound quality is not as dynamic. I wonder if the difference is because of the quality of the recordings. This is true with XM 70 - "Real Jazz" where some of the recordings sound like Mono (the real old stuff).

As far as adding a DAC, I just purchased an Audio Mirror D2 and will hook that up to my xrt12.

Acually, just about any outboard (audiophile type) device will help the sound of the (self proclaimed) "new standard in Radio". If you have "Direct TV" (not sure about "Cerious") and also own a "Tivo" unit, there is one of those slimy little "optical" outputs that will interface with some Dac's. I happen to have one of the worlds cheapest, oldest and (arguably) worst Dac's around that is fitted with with an "opt. in." (quesses anyone ?), and it still improves the sound of the Satallite radio.

I have a modified Sony DTV box. It came with a toss linc and that was changed to a coax, by Theta.(their digital board) I use an Audiomeca dac. Kicks the crap out of any FM radio station____
I have long been a supporter of Sat. Radio--of any kind. It all started with the cable co's DMX radio. DMX had its own remote /with its readout screen--no tv needed to get your song info. When I switched to Directv I had to spend,big-time,to duplicate DMX Radio's sound quality.----Then they built dmx into the cable box----then they quit the 44.1 in the more recent boxes.
I really have a couple of XM nit-picks. My biggest being their Classic-C&W stations and playlists.Nothing is as good as ch 829 fron D*. The classical selection and AOR selictions are better--Yes,I want my cake___.