SiriusXM SXSD2 Portable Speaker Dock Audio System for Dock and Play Radios (Black)
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Color: Black
Features
- 2.1 system with separate tweeters, midrange speakers and a powerful subwoofer
- A fold away handle and an antenna cradle make it easy to take anywhere
- Control your radio and docking station with the included remote
- Has a headphone jack for private listening and a aux in jack to allow for other MP3 players to be used
- Compatible: XM Onyx EZ, Stratus 7, Siriusxm Onyx Plus, Starmate 8, Stratus 6, XM Onyx, SiriusXM Edge, Siriusxm Onyx Plus, XM Onyx EZ, XM Onyx, XM XpressRCi
Description
The SiriusXM Dock and Play Universal Boombox features a sporty design and great sound. It works with all SiriusXM Dock and Play radios with universal docking capability.
Brand: SiriusXM
Color: Black
Hardware Interface: 3.5mm Audio
Compatible Devices: Headphone
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 19 x 8.5 x 7 inches
Number of Ports: 1
Item Weight: 7.7 Pounds
Wattage: 7.5 watts
Product Dimensions: 19"L x 8.5"W x 7"H
Product Dimensions: 19 x 8.5 x 7 inches
Item Weight: 7.7 pounds
Item model number: SXSD2
Batteries: 8 D batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 21, 2017
Department: Electronics
Manufacturer: Audiovox - Sirius
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Color: Black
This is a review of the speaker dock only. I bought a SIRIUS/XM Onyx Plus receiver to go with it but I'm still checking it out and will post a review on it when I am more familiar with it. I'll start off by saying don't be put off buying one by my relatively low rating of it. I like it but there are some limitations to it and I only want to point them out to people who might be affected by them. No one in my area plays the kind of music I like. I have a factory radio with SIRIUS in my car and I love it. I can once again enjoy my kind of music in my car. So why did I buy a speaker dock (and the Onyx Plus receiver to go with it)? Two reasons. One reason was so I could enjoy the same music in my house that I enjoy in my car. The other reason is that I have 3 other cars and I would like to listen to SIRUS/XM in them too. I could buy 3 other vehicle kits and wire the 3 cars up with them and then just move the Onyx Plus receiver from car to car when I use that car but for various reasons that approach doesn't appeal to me. So I thought why not buy the speaker dock (which can run on 8 D batteries) with the receiver and just move it from car to car like a portable radio. And it works well like that. I've had it on the seat and on the floor in a closed sedan and so far I always get a solid signal without having to remove or relocate the antenna. I thought the size of it might be a problem. It's big, it's about 19" wide by 7" high by 7" deep. I have a big car and the size is not a problem although it might be in a smaller car. The problem is the weight. It's heavy. According to my bathroom scale is weighs about 11 pounds with the radio receiver and 8 D batteries installed. So if you're thinking about carrying it around like a portable radio that may be a problem. Now if you're only planning on using it indoors the problem is getting a good signal so it doesn't cut in and out. The radio works on 2 kinds of signal- satellite or terrestrial. Satellite means the signal is coming from orbiting satellites high up in the sky. Terrestrial means you're getting a local signal similar to what you get with an AM/FM radio. SIRIUS/XM is basically satellite but they add terrestrial signals in some metropolitan areas. I live in a large city where they broadcast the terrestrial signal in addition to the satellite signal. The antenna is separate from the radio. It is attached with a long wire. With the speaker dock indoors and the antenna on top of the dock I get choppy reception from the terrestrial signal, nothing from the satellite signal. If I stretch the wire out to a window I get good reception from the terrestrial signal but still nothing from the satellite signal. As they say your results may vary and be different but be aware that you may have reception problems using a SIRIUS/XM radio with the speaker dock indoors (or the home kit). Also you may have to relocate the radio from where you want to use it or run the antenna which is on a long wire to, or even outside, a window. It kind of defeats the idea of using this as a portable radio, at least indoors. Another problem I had with the unit was that at one point I stopped getting any signal and got a message that my antenna was either disconnected or broken. It was neither but I called SIRIUS support. While on hold the radio came back on by itself. When I spoke to the tech he laughed and said it happens all the time, just try jiggling the connector, reinserting it or cleaning it. I should not have to do this to use the radio reliably. Just to note I researched the problem on the Internet the next time it happened. The problem seems to be where the radio connects to the radio dock on the top of the speaker dock (or car or vehicle kit dock) and not where the antenna plugs into the back of the speaker dock itself as the technician indicated. Jiggling the radio receiver fixed the problem (at least for now). One more thing, the antenna clips onto the top of the speaker dock but not securely, It does not lock in place. It can easily fall off if you move the unit. Oh, and finally, if, like me, your ears are no longer the best you might find the "DEDICATED SUBWOOFER" which "PROVIDES HARD HITTING BASS" less than desirable. And there is no tone, bass or treble adjustments. I can live with it but prospective buyers should consider it. The home kit and separate speakers of your choice might be the way to go for some people but I prefer the all-in-one concept of the speaker dock or boombox as it is sometimes called. So overall when it works the way it should it's very nice, I enjoy it. But getting a solid signal indoors can be a problem and if you can't get a solid signal it's useless. And it's heavy.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2015 by Bruno
Color: Black
Does anyone know why the red light is on instead of the blue light when the batteries are good and it is either plugged in to 110 or working on the batteries?
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2023 by Betty Boop
Color: Black
When I first turned it on, I got the same message as many other: Antenna is broken or disconnected. It wasn't. The plastic insert for the specific model had not firmly seated. When I pushed down very hard, I heard a satisfying "click" and problem solved. It is very heavy with 8 D cell batteries, but sounds good, not quite as portable as I had hoped. Very easy to move the small radio from its home dock to this boom box and back.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2022 by Best Amazon Customer
Color: Black
I ordered this because the sound bar I was playing my SiriusXm through called it quits! When this item arrived, I was surprised by the size and weight of the package. Then, I opened the box and saw the item’s packaging box and was happy to find that this speaker was bigger than I had expected! It has a nice weight to it but it’s not a problem to move. As far as moving it around goes, it’s as easy as any other radio. The way they have this designed for the antenna is great! The body attaches to the top of the speaker and the access cord goes in a wrap around storage area just above where it plugs into the unit. No worrying about what to do with all the access cord like before. So, if you want to move it, you don’t have to worry about picking anything up but the power cord, the speaker and remote control. And, actually, I found that once you lift the handle up to carry the unit, you can slip the remote down in front of the handle and your fingers keep it there while moving. Helpful if no pockets and hands are full! As I said, my sound bar died so I was without my SiriusXm in the home for a few days so I was very happy to see this arrive! I can easily move it to any location in my home I want and the sound is very nice! We haven’t taken it outside yet, but I don’t see any problems if I should decide to do so. Wish I had ordered it before! The only issue is the same issue that follows satellite radio - some locations are better than others. But, for the most part, I can put it anywhere and get signal unless it’s very overcast and windy/stormy. But that has nothing to do with the speaker itself. So far, very pleased with this item!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2020 by Lora S. Lora S.