Shark Fin Antenna
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Several of you have installed these, and I just put mine on today. It looks so much better than that black stick. My son ordered one for his black Fit.
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Looks great!
I love mine- I have not been able to notice any difference in radio reception. |
Looks good. Ordered mine yesterday.
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Where can you get these from? Was it a simple install?
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Link to where to buy please, I NEED one now:thumbups: this forum. Is gonna start costing me money :ohnoes:
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Look up Visual Garage and email them. Or use the search function.
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Originally Posted by Mysticangel
(Post 1263635)
Link to where to buy please, I NEED one now:thumbups: this forum. Is gonna start costing me money :ohnoes:
lick on the email address for sales. Give him all the info about your car, and he'll email you a bill. http://visualgarage.com/ |
Well spending more money - just ordered mine today!!! Someone was right - this forum will end up costing me some money! HA! It does look good though!
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Very cool! How much are these things?
Prioritizing my Want list for this car is getting difficult. I want to get the window visors next... I mean the splash guards... I meant the wheel spacers... I mean a dash cam... I mean the antenna! |
Originally Posted by JupiterJoe
(Post 1263776)
Well spending more money - just ordered mine today!!! Someone was right - this forum will end up costing me some money! HA! It does look good though!
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Somebody please say how this thing is attached!
The images on the web site show that it goes over the original antenna base , but it doesn't show if it is glued on or has some other method of attachment. It would be great if Honda would use in-glass antennas. Done correctly, they work as well or better than external antennas. FM reception is important to me as we have a great classical station here and they have very good coverage of the entire SoCal area. No need for USB, iTunes, SiriusXM, or anything else when there are smart people spinning the disks and keeping things interesting! |
Originally Posted by GeorgeL
(Post 1263790)
FM reception is important to me as we have a great classical station here and they have very good coverage of the entire SoCal area. No need for USB, iTunes, SiriusXM, or anything else when there are smart people spinning the disks and keeping things interesting!
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Originally Posted by chrisjones
(Post 1263810)
This is the #1 reason why I went with SiriusXM -- Symphony Hall. And let me rant a bit about that: There was also a second classical station on satellite, Pops (classical, not contemporary pop). They moved that to "online only" and have subsequently added new stations that aren't interesting to me such as Oprah Radio....
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Its attached by 3M adhesive sticky tape. There's a DIY install guide posted somewhere here, but its really self explanatory when you receive the antenna.
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Speaking of XM again, I just cancelled before I was due to renew for another two years. You cannot cancel online. You have to speak to a person who will do everything possible to get you to sign up for something. My only choices were to leave it the way it is or pay more each month. I finally got it cancelled.
I can bring the car radio into the house if I want XM indoors. They lost over $200 because they dropped one of two stations I liked. |
Originally Posted by noripwr
(Post 1263817)
Its attached by 3M adhesive sticky tape. There's a DIY install guide posted somewhere here, but its really self explanatory when you receive the antenna.
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Originally Posted by chrisjones
(Post 1263810)
I wish we had one of those in Atlanta. Our local stations only run musical programming for a couple of hours mid-day and some time during the later evening (on nights it isn't jazz or more talk shows or whatever). This is the #1 reason why I went with SiriusXM -- Symphony Hall. And let me rant a bit about that: There was also a second classical station on satellite, Pops (classical, not contemporary pop). They moved that to "online only" and have subsequently added new stations that aren't interesting to me such as Oprah Radio....
Classical KUSC I suppose that you could stream it into your car audio system from a smartphone. The thing I like about it is that you hear a lot of interesting music and the on-air personalities actually know a lot about the stuff they are playing. We used to have two OTA classical stations here, but one of them switched to "Americana" music which can be interesting but starts to sound like Open Mic Night at a country bar after a while. The only downside is that they have to run pledge drives now and then. |
I ordered mine yesterday. I'll be glad to get rid of the black stick!
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To be the devil's advocate, why are you guys going for Visual Garage over others? I've googled it and found other similar (but bit different style) shark fin antennas so curious why everybody is going for VG instead. I'm having trouble deciding which one to get.
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Originally Posted by nullxposur
(Post 1264938)
To be the devil's advocate, why are you guys going for Visual Garage over others? I've googled it and found other similar (but bit different style) shark fin antennas so curious why everybody is going for VG instead. I'm having trouble deciding which one to get.
I think it is word of mouth on the forum that everyone has been happy with the product and the color matching is very good. The only other one I have seen mentioned on this forum is one from Bean garage which cost more and is only available in 3 colors. (Silver, white and black) If you have found another source, please share-especially if less expensive. |
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