I have a really hard time listening to commercial radio here in Austin, TX. The good stations are few but the commercials they play annoy the heck out of me. That's why I stick with either an MP3 player, internet radio or XM (in the pickup). That said I either use a small MP3 player or my phone with earbuds to listen to music. Of course I stick to one channel and hope I don't lose signal (which rarely happens) with the phone. In fact I listened to internet radio on the phone from Austin, TX, to Birmingham, AL without interruption recently... it was great!
As far as installing something I guess you can replace your storage compartment on the right side. I would hate losing that little bit of storage myself. Once it's in there you really can't change stations either unless you're pretty talented. A marine radio would be water resistant from the get go.
As far as installing something I guess you can replace your storage compartment on the right side. I would hate losing that little bit of storage myself. Once it's in there you really can't change stations either unless you're pretty talented. A marine radio would be water resistant from the get go.