This item might be a tad pricey, as-is, and, the seller might have a
slightly smaller-size/cheaper box be available, but this box would
serve as a very nice pre-built enclosure, to be used to create a
completely-
portable, self-contained sound-system, for a non-radio car.
As far as lacking an external antenna, the boom-box container could be
wired for a Sirius (or XM) satellite system, and receive its power from
the car's cigarette lighter.
The Sirius "antenna" is a small magnetic disc, which is wired to its
control module. That module "broadcasts" the satellite-signal to the
boom box's FM radio/receiver-section, which transmits the sound-signal
to the boom box's speaker(s)---either installed on the front of the boom
box, or in stereo, on either side of it.
SO, subject only to an external satellite antenna-wire, and a
cigarette-lighter power connection, the entire boom box could be
transported from car-to-trunk-or-to-another-car,
in only a few moments' time!
A dedicated radio-antenna system might be able to be installed, inside
the boom box, too
(I'm no Rocket-Surgeon) , but, with all the available satellite channels
, a great variety of continuous music programming is available----and,
one of them gnu-fangled Certificate of Deposits-players could be
incorporated into the boom box, too.
The HARDEST part, creating the portable boom box enclosure, appears to
be accomplished, now.
Neil Vedder
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