[BC] My Wife & IBOC

Kent Winrich, K9EZ kwinrich
Fri Jan 20 19:04:56 CST 2006


OK Bill,

Perhaps I am missing your point. 

This is a BROADCAST reflector.  It seems like you have no interest in 
broadcast (which I wonder why you are a part of this reflector anyways, 
but I digress).  You even admit to not listening to radio since 1981 (!!).

What would you offer as s suggestion to making things better on 
BROADCAST?  Please don't tell me they should play music that you like as 
we would have 340 million different answers.  Perhaps that is too plain 
Kane for you, and there are people that will never be pleased by broadcast.

BTW you can get a HD Multicast radio for under $300 now.

Bill Spry wrote:

> My wife typically listens to Mainstream AC and Christian AC.  I 
> explained IBOC to her this morning along with XM/Sirius (she did not 
> know about either of them).  I asked her what she would do.  Would she 
> purchase a new HD radio for her car for $500 in order to increase her 
> channel selection by 6 or so choices locally or subscribe to XM or 
> Sirius for $10 per month in order to have a 100 station selection and 
> have to purchase a $50 radio.  Her answer was listen to FM (analog) or 
> possibly not listen at all.  She has grown extremely tired of 
> repetition.  Before I built and started managing 2 LPFMs I had not 
> listened to the radio since 1981 (when I had my last radio gig) for 
> the same reason as my wife.  I've got a nice MP3 player in the van 
> with a 20 ghz HD.  That's the HD that I listen to when I can't pick up 
> the LPFM's.
>
> I concur with whoever said it, it is not the vast choices of channels 
> be it digital or analog, it is what is coming over the speakers.  If 
> all the channels are crap who cares how many choices there are?
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> William J. Spry
> Raduga Software
>
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