Satellite Data Lines - Bringing Music To Your Ears

By Author: Donald Morris
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Subscription-based satellite radio service is at the head of the US music marketplace. Long gone are the days when people when the only preference was in choosing from just one or two meager stations that had poor clarity and overbearing, irritating floppy jockeys and commercials.

However, confined radio stations generally don't fear the satellite radio revolution, predicting their endurance in much the same way basic television has survived, despite the appearance of cable in the 90s. There's a lot to love about satellite radio and it's no revelation that Sirius Radio is ranked no. 1 Fastest Growing Company for 2007 (by Deloitte Technology).

First of all, satellite radio provides you with a high-quality digital signal that can surpass geographic borders by glowing down from three geosynchronous communications satellites track around the Earth. Many channels feature CD-quality sound, static-free.

Secondly, subscribers have the choice of over 130 different satellite radio channels, ranging from various rock sub-genres to several news radio sources. This is great news for people who frequently ...
... listen to alternative sub-genres like Punk Rock, Death Metal, Christian Rock or Electronically Satellite radio combine the best of both worlds - the specific atmosphere of a CD, and with the consumer's need for exposure to new music in fact it seems that new stations are blast up on a weekly basis.

Electronic Music Fans will prefer the Sirius radio service if they'd like a Break beat/Old School station, in addition to the usual dreamProgressive stations that both satellite radio services provide. XM Radio has exclusive rights to acclaimed BPM, but Sirius has a special Dance Hits station.

The third benefit - that's worth its weight in gold - is that there are NO profitable. It may be hard to consider that 100% commercial-free radio exists, but for just $13/month, you can avoid the constant interlude that plague your morning and late afternoon commutes. Satellite radio is the obvious choice for truckers, delivery drivers and long street trips.

However, the fact that satellite radio costs anything is still a restriction to many frugal individuals. Therefore, there will always be a market for regular local broadcast stations. At this point, it can be a hassle to go to the electronics shop and get satellite radio receivers for home use or for your car, having said that there is a huge range of satellite receivers and radios for the home and car on many internet sites.

In the future, satellite radio will become the standard and most new cars will already have it installed. Maybe then the real rebellion will begin.