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Sirius Universal Dock and Play Home Kit SUPH1

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Sirius Universal Dock and Play Home Kit SUPH1
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Street Price: $69.99
Gaunz Org Price: $43.52
Savings!: $26.47 (38%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 802





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Sirius Satellite Radio
EAN: 0490570900655
Label: Sirius Satellite Radio
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Product Manufacturer: Sirius Satellite Radio
Model: SUPH1
Publisher: Sirius Satellite Radio
Ranking: 802
Studio: Sirius Satellite Radio


Piece facts:
  • Universal home kit for select Sirius Sportster, Starmate, and Stratus receivers
  • Handy mounting cradle holds receiver in single easy-to-access location
  • Minijack-to-RCA cable runs from cradle's audio output to stereo input
  • Indoor/outdoor antenna with 21-foot cord; AC power adapter with 6-foot cord
  • Cradle measures 4.49 x 1.41 x 2.16 inches (W x H x D); 1-year warranty



SUPH1 Kit Home Play and Dock Universal Sirius





0ur opinion:

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This home kit includes everything you need to play your SlRlUS Sportster SP4-TK1 plug-and-play radio through your home stereo. Connect the cradle to your home stereo system with the audio cable, position the antenna in your favorite spot for prime reception and plug the power adapter into a standard wall outlet.

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The Sirius SUP-H1 universal plug 'n' play home kit comes with everything you need to play your Sportster 3, Sportster 4, Starmate 3, Starmate 4, and Stratus satellite radio receiver through your home stereo speakers. The kit is designed around a handy mounting cradle, which holds your receiver in a single easy-to-access location. Just slide your Sirius receiver into the cradle and rest it on a tabletop, desk, bookshelf, or entertainment center. 0nce the receiver is mounted, users have two listening options: they can rely on the receiver's built-in FM transmitter, or they can run the included RCA audio cable between the cradle's audio output and the stereo. The latter option delivers a better overall sound, but is slightly more cumbersome. The bundled antenna, meanwhile, is fully weatherproof, so you can install it indoors or outdoors depending on where the satellite signal is strongest. Finally, the kit comes with an AC adapter that powers your Sirius receiver and a spacer for the docking station (required for the non- Sportster models). ln sum, the kit delivers access to more than 130 streams of original Sirius programming beamed coast to coast, including 65 streams of commercial-free, digital-quality music, along with multiple news, talk, sports, entertainment, and children's stations. The entire kit is backed by a one-year warranty.

What's in the Box
Home dock, indoor/outdoor antenna with 21-foot cord, AC adapter with 6-foot cord, 6- foot stereo audio cable (RCA to minijack), docking station spacer, user's manual.


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * I love Sirius but their hardware is garbage. ...
I really enjoy the programming, Howard mainly, but the music, BBC and comedy too. This is now my ninth Sirius hardware purchase since I joined Sirius when Howard finally started b'casting a few yrs back. Three Starmates, a couple Stratus, and four home docks. After just three yrs in w/ Sirius, in these modern times (it's 2008!!!), you'd think the first radio and the first dock would still be humming along and working fine. NO! After just three short yrs I now have three useless/broken radios and two useless/broken docks! Plus the 'working' radio and dock I using now...... plus a radio and dock as a back-up. More e-waste headed to Red China.

Gee I haven't had to buy a 'back-up' for my big flat screen Sony! Go figure. I wonder why?

I'm near a big city so I've never had the recp problem many other reviewers have. I can pretty much aim any of the 100 Sirius ant I now own (!!!) any which way and I'll get an 80-100% signal.No problem w/ Sirius on that front for me.

This review is of the product in Q, the SUPH-1 home dock. As it should be.

First I have a problem having to pay $50+ extra to HEAR my $100 radio!

That said, the failure point for all the broken home docks so far has been the ant connection on the back of the dock base. The unit stays put in ONE location on a shelf 100% of the time connected to my stereo receiver/amp w/ the inc'd cable, but both times the ant connection on the dock broke loose! Broke loose. Pulled completely OUT!?!?! The dock and the cable NEVER move! They don't get wiggled about at all after the inital connection! There's an inch of dust on the cable!

If, like me, you can't stand missing a min of Howard in the early morning, I strongly suggest you always have a spare radio AND dock in the closet. Not just in case, but because within days of it going out of warranty, IT WILL FAIL!

Sirius....please quit doing biz w/ the lowest Red Chinese bidder. Maybe pick the second lowest Red Chinese bidder. Maybe they will pay their workers a whole $1.50 per day.

While your at it, how about 'stealing' some product designers and engs from Apple? Your hardware really looks blah.

I do like Howard tho. But when he goes, prob so will I. Babba Booey, Babba Booey!


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - Very disappoiting
I was so dissapointed with this product that I returned it. Sirus makes it sound so easy to setup and receive satellite reception which I simply found to not be true. Even after running the antenna outside the building I could only receive intermittent reception.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Good product ...
I bought this for my husband for father's day and he like it. He likes having it hooked up listening to it while watching the race on tv. It wasn't that hard for him to install inside the house but the only down side is we have to remmeber to take the radio back to the truck when we go somewhere so we can have it to listen to whlie driving. Otherwise we like it alot.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Sirius Docking Station
All streaming audio is blocked in our office so I ordered this product hoping to provide some entertainment during the day. Now I couldn't live without it.
Installation was so easy, there was almost nothing to it. I was a little worried about the antenna reception since I'm in a large cement building but I haven't had a problem at all. There's a jack in back you can hook up a stereo, speakers or headphones to so it's pretty versatile.
I highly recommend this to anyone!


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Great if your window are clean ...
We have had good luck with this item, so far. The only down side is we were using it in our basement and had it pointed through the glass of the window, and the window exterior is dirty because it's spring here and the dirt from our non-landscaped yard keeps getting on the window. As soon as we opened the window the reception was great. We actually get reception in our garage and there is no window to point it out of. We would definitely recommended purchasing this item.

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