[BC] HD Receivers

[Douglas B. Pritchett]

Dave, think of it this way. HD represents a conduit to the masses. HD, 
in this case, is a large, highly polished tube or pipe made from the 
most expensive, resilient, and reliable metal to be found. Why, the sun 
shining on this conduit could put your eyes out, it's so pretty. Now, 
what do you send through the pipe? Entertaining and compelling content, 
or the same old crap that passes for programming these days? If the 
answer is the former, you may have a media revolution with lasting 
benefits, new listeners and advertisers. But if you send through the 
latter, (the same old crap) then all you have, in reality,  is a 
glorified sewage pipe spewing forth the same old garbage.

-- 
Douglas B. Pritchett
Fort Wayne, IN (really, don't laugh)
wbzq1300 at verizon.net


My friend Dave Dunsmoor wrote:

> And my $0.25 garage sale special Panasonic pocket radio picks up
>
>stations 100 + miles distant, down in my basement......
>
>I guess I'm missing the all important "big HD picture" here. $150-300
>is better spent in this case how?
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