Sirus Xm Stratus 6 Radio Kit Model Sv6hk1c on 2040-parts.com
Carlsbad Springs, Ontario, Canada
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Still in box, never used.
DescriptionDrive away the boredom from long rides with the Sirius SDSV6V1. This Sirius radio receiver features an EZ Connect dock for easy and convenient connectivity. This satellite radio receiver comes with 10 preset stations so, you can quickly find your favorite ones without searching for it. The universal docking capability of this Sirius radio receiver ensures that you will have no problems in transitioning from your vehicle to your home. This satellite radio receiver is fitted with a blue backlit display that lets you quickly see the song and artist name at a glance. The Sirius SDSV6V1 is available with a PowerConnect FM transmitter that lets you seamlessly play and enjoy the songs on your MP3 player (like iPod) through radio. |
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