Has anyone hooked satellite radio to their system?


A long time friend who is into Video who's HT system is budget-fi by our standards (receivers, mass market integrated, etc), bought one those new satellite car radios. He loves it. He just bought an adapter so he can use it in the house. Has anyone tried hooking one of these to their high-end system? What do you think compared to your super tuner?
sugarbrie
Danner, Kind of like PBS television. No commercials they claim, but they advertise their own upcomming programing every half hour and then spend at least 2 minutes before each program telling you all about the company who gave the grant money to make the program and all about its products.
I have gone back and forth on this, and for me, no comparison- my Accuphase classic T-101 FM tuner is way better sounding (much more natural) than the music from Satellite (Direct TV).
I bought the sony xm radio reciever and initially took it to my business which has a very bare bones system. It worked fine. I then bought a cradle to hook it up at home. I also purchased a better interconnect. Monster makes the exact one you need. A gold mini plug that splits into two gold rca plugs. At home the sound is amazing. I can't imagine listening to commercial radio through my expensive tuner again. Its strange to listen to classical music on the radio with soundstage and detail. and no interfeance at all. I love it.
I have Sirius XM in my car and in my house hooked to my stereo system. I have a Magnum Dynalab tuner but don’t use it because there are no jazz stations in my area. The FM signal I get is very good especially late at night when I do most of my listening. I’d say it is close to CD quality and for me, it is perfect. I can listen to both classic jazz and discover new music and artists.
I enjoy SXM but unless things have changed the internet says sound quality is 128 kbps or worse which is ok but not CD quality. Also subscriptions provide internet access and additional programming via mobile device app as an alternative to a home tuner.