Bose audio quality w/ Sirius

[TeamSaris]

I notice the quality of the sound go down a little bit when I switch from my bluetoothed iPhone back to Sirius. A little loss of clarity, mostly in voices. Anybody else notice this? Any way to tune it other than the sound settings? 

[redwngr]

Don't know if this helps , but was recently looking at a PC magazine review :

 

Audio Power
In terms of sound quality, SiriusXM delivered clear audio in my testing. When I fired up the Studio 54 channel—which plays some of the 1970s best dance tunes—I enjoyed satisfactory bass and other low-end sounds that didn't overwhelm other parts of the track. Though SiriusXM doesn't display or release its streams' bit rates, you can switch between the Normal, High, and Maximum audio quality settings in the web or mobile apps.

Unfortunately, SiriusXM lacks Hi-Res Audio, an excellent streaming music format offered by Amazon Music Unlimited, Tidal, and a few other services. If you want that high-quality audio, SiriusXM is not the place for that.

 

Radio Ga Ga
If you're a radio diehard—especially one disgusted at the state of traditional over-the-air broadcasts—consider SiriusXM Internet Radio is a must-have service. It not only puts decades of music at your fingertips, but sports, the comedy circuit, and lifestyle and political talk, too. If you're looking for Hi-Res Audio, which SiriusXM lacks, check out Amazon Music Unlimited or Tidal. Otherwise, SiriusXM Internet Radio should fit your live radio-streaming needs.

 

 

 

[TeamSaris]

Aint that some ******.

9x out of 10 it sounds epic. Its usually the DJ's voice that makes it distort a little bit. Its weird 

[Greyhound6.2]

I have also noticed an audio change between Sat radio and bluetooth pretty significant difference on the same song. I assumed it was from the factory radio audio processing.