If you have a good whole house wireless network, you could use a TPMC-3x for handhelds, with an iPad for the main zone. You would use an IP capable control processor with this system.

If you are satisfied with the basic Crestron Mobile Pro G GUI for the iPad (no support for swiping and gestures), you could use an Adagio AADS-XM which has a built in XM tuner. This would serve as control processor and audio distribution unit.

Not quite sure why you would need Sirius rather than XM, but if Sirius is required you could upgrade the AADS to an AES-SRD which has a Sirius tuner card. Or you could go with an AMS-AIP-SRD which has control, whole house audio distribution, Sirius tuner, and home theater receiver all built in.

If you want the fancy Crestron Mobile Pro G iPad GUI, you'd need a control processor with compact flash such as the PRO2.

I generally will do the TPMC-3X over wifi when I am specifying and installing the wireless network myself, and thus can guarantee that there is good coverage throughout the entire home. Using a commercial grade WAP such as Pakedge is key.

The MTX3 might be what folks are mentioning?
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Funny. When I wrote mlx3 I actually meant mtx3. I love the mlx3 but it's always a scary moment quoting hardware that hasn't shipped yet.

Meanwhile after dealing with the tpmc-3x and the mtx-3, unless you neeeed roaming I'd say mtx3 is the way to go. Identical for much less.

When's the installation ? Feb? March?

I have one client that's holding out for plx3 or ptx3.

The customer already has Sirius in his vehicles. There is a bit of a discount with multiple tuners