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I have a Kenwood DNX8120 HU installed in my NSX and now I want to install an XM Radio to it. First of all I know nothing about XM Radio. My sister currently has XM radio and I will most likely piggy back off her account. I know that the 8120 is XM radio ready....so what exactly does that mean "XM radio ready"? I know that they (Kenwood) makes an interface for the 8120 featured here >>>> http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12311_Kenwood+KCA-XM100V.html. So my question is, do I need anything else other than this interface to get XM radio? I also have 3 other cars I would like to add XM radio to. So what is my best option to achieve this (getting one XM radio unit to work with my 8120 and my 3 other cars)? I'm sure some of you audiophiles here have some kind of suggestion.

<blockquote data-quote="NMYMIRR" data-source="post: 1214593" data-attributes="member: 5362">I have a Kenwood DNX8120 HU installed in my NSX and now I want to install an XM Radio to it.&nbsp; First of all I know nothing about XM Radio.&nbsp; My sister currently has XM radio and I will most likely piggy back off her account.&nbsp; I know that the 8120 is XM radio ready....so what exactly does that mean &quot;XM radio ready&quot;?&nbsp;&nbsp; I know that they (Kenwood) makes an interface for the 8120 featured here &gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; <a href="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12311_Kenwood+KCA-XM100V.html" target="_blank">http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12311_Kenwood+KCA-XM100V.html</a>.&nbsp; So my question is, do I need anything else other than this interface to get XM radio?&nbsp; I also have 3 other cars I would like to add XM radio to.&nbsp; So what is my best option to achieve this (getting one XM radio unit to work with my 8120 and my 3 other cars)?&nbsp; I&#039;m sure some of you audiophiles here have some kind of suggestion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NMYMIRR, post: 1214593, member: 5362"] I have a Kenwood DNX8120 HU installed in my NSX and now I want to install an XM Radio to it. First of all I know nothing about XM Radio. My sister currently has XM radio and I will most likely piggy back off her account. I know that the 8120 is XM radio ready....so what exactly does that mean "[I]XM radio ready[/I]"? I know that they (Kenwood) makes an interface for the 8120 featured here >>>> [URL="http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12311_Kenwood+KCA-XM100V.html"]http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_12311_Kenwood+KCA-XM100V.html[/URL]. So my question is, do I need anything else other than this interface to get XM radio? I also have 3 other cars I would like to add XM radio to. So what is my best option to achieve this ([B]getting one XM radio unit to work with my 8120 and my 3 other cars[/B])? I'm sure some of you audiophiles here have some kind of suggestion. [/QUOTE]

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