HD Radio Receiver @ Target YMMV B&M Archived From: Hot Deals |
Went to my local Target (Edmond,Ok) and found numerous HD Radio AM/FM Receivers for 37.00(Model # VRHDUA100). Target receipt #092 03 0832
Retails for $149.99. It converts any car stereo to a universal HD Radio Receiver.
YMMV as this is Target clearance....
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what was the model # and dcpi (from receipt)
YMMV:2nd term
This offer is only valid on new HD Radio receivers, tuners or adapters purchased from a retailer for $51 or more.
josh555 said:YMMV:2nd term
This offer is only valid on new HD Radio receivers, tuners or adapters purchased from a retailer for $51 or more.
What offer?
daddyweiss said:josh555 said:YMMV:2nd term
This offer is only valid on new HD Radio receivers, tuners or adapters purchased from a retailer for $51 or more.
What offer?
The rebate offer that's now gone from the OP.
$37 too much. Nothing on HD Radio worth it.
A good deal if you REALLY want this model or do not want to swap out your existing system. I bought it and assumed I could install it like an XM add on with either an FM connection or AUX input but that wasn't the case. It involves some real installation and also leaves a lot of boxes, wires and dashmounts in the car. I returned it and went for the Dual Crutchfield Deal instead. The Dual should be a far cleaner looking final install.
Thanks. I purchased for my husband, and he has informed me of the same thing. Thought at 75% off it was worth a shot!!!!!!!
the rebate is for item $51 and more, one per household and you need to sign up for some text messaging promo. when I bought my car receiver dash, the form didnt require the text messaging stuff
I bought one of these to try out. It requires you plug your car's antenna into it, and then your existing car radio's antenna into it. It powers off of the DC jack and requires you to plug it in to the aux jack of your radio (if it has one).
The unit itself actually works quite well (even has RDS for regular stations). But as it's been noted, it's got boxes, cables, and mounts that make it more of an eye soar than anything else.
I just tested it by plugging the antenna into itself and then used a DC to AC converter to power it. It worked fine, but I had cables and boxes all over my desk. It wasn't even worth it to use in an existing tabletop radio because of the mess. I returned it (even at the $37 clearance price).
If it were $51 or a little more, it would be worth it. 
I replaced existing stereo in one of our cars with a JVC HD deck. It does work, and may sound better than regular, but the stations here in San Diego are not worth listening to, IMO. I may give it another try, but looking at the HD radio list from the web, and trying most of the stations left me unimpressed with the content.
josh555 said:daddyweiss said:josh555 said:YMMV:2nd term
This offer is only valid on new HD Radio receivers, tuners or adapters purchased from a retailer for $51 or more.
What offer?
The rebate offer that's now gone from the OP.It has been discussed in another tread that one should talk a manager to increase the price. YMMV.
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