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Audiovox CNP2000 XM Mini Tuner Cartridge

from: Audiovox Electronics Corp



Audiovox CNP2000 XM Mini Tuner Cartridge
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Street Price: $29.99
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 1380





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Audiovox
Color: Black
EAN: 0044476034213
Label: Audiovox Electronics Corp
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Audiovox Electronics Corp
Model: CNP2000
Publisher: Audiovox Electronics Corp
Ranking: 1380
Studio: Audiovox Electronics Corp
Variation Description: Black


Piece facts:
  • Cartridge contains everything needed to deliver XM satellite radio to any compatible XM-ready audio player
  • Works with a wide variety of products, including home theater and stereo systems, DVD players, mini and micro shelf systems, clock radios, and portable media players
  • Can be inserted directly into an XM-ready audio device with a suitable port, or into a dock station that is then connected to your audio device
  • Allows you to have just one XM subscription that you can take with you to deliver XM satellite radio virtually anywhere you go
  • Compact unit has an entire XM radio tuner built in, yet measures only 1.3 x 1.65 x 0.44 inches (W x H x D)



Cartridge Tuner Mini XM CNP2000 Audiovox





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XM Mini-Tuner lets you receive XM Satellite Radio in multiple locations with only one subscription * works with optional Home Dock to connect to home audio/video receivers marked 'XM Ready' (not compatible with non-XM-ready receivers; Home Dock required to receive XM programming) * will work with optional car accessories (when available) to play XM over any FM in-dash stereo * works with the Samsung neXus plug-and-play radio (a Mini-Tuner is included with the neXus) * subscription to XM required *

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The Audiovox CNP2000 XM Radio Mini Tuner Cartridge is a miniature cartridge that contains everything needed to deliver XM satellite radio to any compatible XM-ready audio player. The Audiovox XM mini tuner works with a wide variety of products, including home theater and stereo systems, DVD players, mini and micro shelf systems, clock radios, and portable media players. This convenient unit can be inserted directly into an XM-ready audio device with a suitable port, or into a dock station that is then connected to your audio device -- and it allows you to have just one XM subscription that you can take with you to deliver XM satellite radio virtually anywhere you go. This compact unit has an entire XM radio tuner built in, yet measures only 1.3 x 1.65 x 0.44 inches (W x H x D).


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Works as promised ...
This product worked as promised. It plugged directly into my reciever. Displayed all of the relevent information. It got excellent reception. No need to place the antenna in the window.


Buyer's feedback: 2 out of 5 stars - Probably a good product, but make sure you need it!
I purchased the XM home docking kit and tuner under the impression I could use the tuner in a portable device as well as with my home stereo system. It turns out that most, if not all, of the portable devices out there already have a built in tuner and come with a home docking station. Therefore it only makes sense to purchase the home docking kit and tuner if you don't plan on buying a portable receiver. Luckily Amazon customer service is awesome and they are taking the device back. Thanks Amazon, great as always!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * An excellent add-on to any XM ready receiver ...
I purchased this little unit for a Polk I-Sonic. I'm already an XM subscriber and can be activated online. Is about the size of 2 quarters put together. The home docking station is required to use this unit and can be purchased seperately. This tuner can be moved receiver to another receiver that is XM ready. I believe this unit will work in automotive applications as well. The XM Mini Tuner is a must!


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Great service if you never plan on canceling
I have been a subscriber for 4 years. Back in November my account was turned off due to a billing issue. The week prior to it being turned off I started receiving 3 calls a day for payment. I advised one of the reps to wait a week for the payment, payment was made. Calls stopped for another week. The radio was then turned off and the 3 calls a day started up again. I explained to the bill collectors I owed nothing and when offered to reactivate the radio I told them not to bother, at this point I wanted nothing more to do with XM. They offered me 3 months of free service to come back, anyone who cancels can get this by the way, and I refused. The 3 calls a day continued for the next week, I was informed that it simply takes a week for your name to fall out of their automated system....

2 more months go by and then I start receiving a bill saying that I reactivated my radio and owe for 2 months of service and all the late fees that go with that. 40 dollars. I call in and state I never reactivated my radio, thus I don't owe for reactivating my radio and the 2 months of service that would have followed. The customer service rep told me that it would be taken cared of, 2 weeks later I get another bill. I call back and the rep tells me the same thing and apologizes for my inconveniences. I even called back the next day just to make sure it was finally resolved, and that rep confirmed that I no longer owed anything. So then last month I start receiving COLLECTIONS NOTICES. YOU HAVE ONE MONTH TO PAY THIS BEFORE IT GOES TO COLLECTIONS. I called in and was promised they would look into it and call me back. This apparently has taken care of the issue, though I never received the call back. This week I called 6 times, 3 of which I was promptly hung up on for no reason, and was told each time that it had been resolved. So hopefully this time it really is... To anyone considering XM I suggest you just get an MP3 player.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * XM Radio Mini Tuner ...
This tiny device is an actual radio tuner.
I put it it the home dock. Hooked it up to my XM ready receiver.Registered on line, and in just a few minutes was listening to XM radio.
The sound quality of satellite radio is amazing and the variety of programmming can't be beat.
The magic of the Mini Tuner is as eguipment becomes avialable you will be able to carry your one subscription to your car , office , and back home again. This is a win win situation!

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