American International XM-2SAA XM roof-mount antenna Zoom Front Video loading and will display in just a moment. Photos Videos Item# 003XM2SAA offer details Item# 003XM2SAA Review Sumary 2 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email See all Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters In-stock Alternative Terk XMicro2 $39.99 Overview Details Customer Reviews Category Info Our take on the American International XM-2SAA by Matt Freeman American International's XM-2SAA XM antenna may be tiny, but it gives you all the performance you need. It attaches to your vehicle's roof with its powerful magnetic base, and its 19.75' micro-coaxial cable will connect to any single-input XM tuner (micro-cables are usually routed under molding of rear window to the XM tuner). You can also connect this antenna to a dual-input XM receiver, using an optional signal splitter. Important Note: You must subscribe to XM Satellite Radio to receive the satellite radio signal. Highlights:roof-mount antennamagnetic basedesigned for use on any car, SUV, or minivan19.75' cablewarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual XM roof-mount satellite radio antenna with attached 22.5' micro-cable Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The American International compact XM-2SAA roof-mount satellite radio antenna is a low-profile, high-performance antenna designed specifically for XM Satellite Radio reception. The XM-2SAA has a powerful magnetic base that allows you to mount the antenna on the roof or trunk lid of your vehicle. Note: Because the antenna uses a single antenna connection, a splitter is required when connecting it to a system that has two antenna connections. System Requirements: In addition to the XM-2SAA satellite radio antenna, it is necessary to have an XM Satellite Radio receiver and a subscription to XM Satellite Radio in order to receive XM Radio programming. Installation Note: In installations where the component's antenna connector is inset, the FAKRA housing from the XM-2SAA must be removed. In this situation, the housing must be cut and it cannot be reinstalled. Product Reviews Review this product Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. 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Submit Share this product 1-2 of 2 items Sort Results By: Date Reviewed | Rating | Helpfulness 1 out of 5 American International XM-2SAA Written By Yonnie, Lynchburg VA on Thursday, July 14, 2005 I bought this antenna to replace the piece of junk Delphi supplied with my original purchase. In order to make it fit the roadie you have to take off a plastic cap, which is almost impossible. What remains is a bare wire attached to a tiny metal cap that loosely fits the roadie, and falls out easily. Within a few weeks this antenna failed. To Crutchfield's credit...they immediately replaced it with a new antenna, for which I am grateful. However...same problem...first you have to figure out how to take off the plastic cap (not at all easy like the picture would have you believe), then you are left with a fragile wire, which almost immediately quit working, even though I handled it very delicately. Now I don't dare change the station on my XM, because if I touch the wires.....connection fails. I don't believe there is any adequate replacement antenna available for the Roadie. 37 out of 52 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 American International XM-2SAA Written By jim, Charlotte, NC on Saturday, March 05, 2005 Adapter does not fit a Roady, had to remove it.Antenna failed in 30 days. 423 out of 583 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1-2 of 2 items Learn more about Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters Learn more about Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? Matt Freeman 11/3/2011 based on 52 ratings (7 comments) An overview of satellite radio hardware. Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Crutchfield Writing Team 1/11/2010 based on 14 ratings (2 comments) There are several ways to get satellite radio in your vehicle. The two most popular in-car satellite radio products are Dock and Play tuners and dedicated in-car tuners. This guide will walk you... Satellite Radio FAQ Satellite Radio FAQ Matt Freeman 4/6/2011 based on 42 ratings (17 comments) What does satellite radio sound like? What will I hear on satellite radio? Does satellite radio carry local stations? Can I get satellite radio in a leased vehicle? Plus more... Sirius Satellite Radio Sirius Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 4 ratings (5 comments) The people at Sirius are dedicated to providing great entertainment, often hosted by top talents in the music business. XM Satellite Radio XM Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 7 ratings Great programming, incredible personalities, the latest in sports, news, and entertainment. XM is here. 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Our take on the American International XM-2SAA by Matt Freeman American International's XM-2SAA XM antenna may be tiny, but it gives you all the performance you need. It attaches to your vehicle's roof with its powerful magnetic base, and its 19.75' micro-coaxial cable will connect to any single-input XM tuner (micro-cables are usually routed under molding of rear window to the XM tuner). You can also connect this antenna to a dual-input XM receiver, using an optional signal splitter. Important Note: You must subscribe to XM Satellite Radio to receive the satellite radio signal. Highlights:roof-mount antennamagnetic basedesigned for use on any car, SUV, or minivan19.75' cablewarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee
Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What’s in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual XM roof-mount satellite radio antenna with attached 22.5' micro-cable Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: The American International compact XM-2SAA roof-mount satellite radio antenna is a low-profile, high-performance antenna designed specifically for XM Satellite Radio reception. The XM-2SAA has a powerful magnetic base that allows you to mount the antenna on the roof or trunk lid of your vehicle. Note: Because the antenna uses a single antenna connection, a splitter is required when connecting it to a system that has two antenna connections. System Requirements: In addition to the XM-2SAA satellite radio antenna, it is necessary to have an XM Satellite Radio receiver and a subscription to XM Satellite Radio in order to receive XM Radio programming. Installation Note: In installations where the component's antenna connector is inset, the FAKRA housing from the XM-2SAA must be removed. In this situation, the housing must be cut and it cannot be reinstalled.
1 out of 5 American International XM-2SAA Written By Yonnie, Lynchburg VA on Thursday, July 14, 2005 I bought this antenna to replace the piece of junk Delphi supplied with my original purchase. In order to make it fit the roadie you have to take off a plastic cap, which is almost impossible. What remains is a bare wire attached to a tiny metal cap that loosely fits the roadie, and falls out easily. Within a few weeks this antenna failed. To Crutchfield's credit...they immediately replaced it with a new antenna, for which I am grateful. However...same problem...first you have to figure out how to take off the plastic cap (not at all easy like the picture would have you believe), then you are left with a fragile wire, which almost immediately quit working, even though I handled it very delicately. Now I don't dare change the station on my XM, because if I touch the wires.....connection fails. I don't believe there is any adequate replacement antenna available for the Roadie. 37 out of 52 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
1 out of 5 American International XM-2SAA Written By jim, Charlotte, NC on Saturday, March 05, 2005 Adapter does not fit a Roady, had to remove it.Antenna failed in 30 days. 423 out of 583 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Learn more about Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters Learn more about Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? Matt Freeman 11/3/2011 based on 52 ratings (7 comments) An overview of satellite radio hardware. Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Crutchfield Writing Team 1/11/2010 based on 14 ratings (2 comments) There are several ways to get satellite radio in your vehicle. The two most popular in-car satellite radio products are Dock and Play tuners and dedicated in-car tuners. This guide will walk you... Satellite Radio FAQ Satellite Radio FAQ Matt Freeman 4/6/2011 based on 42 ratings (17 comments) What does satellite radio sound like? What will I hear on satellite radio? Does satellite radio carry local stations? Can I get satellite radio in a leased vehicle? Plus more... Sirius Satellite Radio Sirius Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 4 ratings (5 comments) The people at Sirius are dedicated to providing great entertainment, often hosted by top talents in the music business. XM Satellite Radio XM Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 7 ratings Great programming, incredible personalities, the latest in sports, news, and entertainment. XM is here. Visit our Learning Center to learn more about Satellite Radio Antennas & Adapters
What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? What Do I Need To Get Satellite Radio? Matt Freeman 11/3/2011 based on 52 ratings (7 comments) An overview of satellite radio hardware.
Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Satellite Radio Vehicle Installation Guide Crutchfield Writing Team 1/11/2010 based on 14 ratings (2 comments) There are several ways to get satellite radio in your vehicle. The two most popular in-car satellite radio products are Dock and Play tuners and dedicated in-car tuners. This guide will walk you...
Satellite Radio FAQ Satellite Radio FAQ Matt Freeman 4/6/2011 based on 42 ratings (17 comments) What does satellite radio sound like? What will I hear on satellite radio? Does satellite radio carry local stations? Can I get satellite radio in a leased vehicle? Plus more...
Sirius Satellite Radio Sirius Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 4 ratings (5 comments) The people at Sirius are dedicated to providing great entertainment, often hosted by top talents in the music business.
XM Satellite Radio XM Satellite Radio Matt Freeman 4/29/2011 based on 7 ratings Great programming, incredible personalities, the latest in sports, news, and entertainment. XM is here.
