HD Radio

[Second Mouse]

Anyone using HD radio? How do you like it? Any suggestions for home or car audio to buy or avoid? Is there an auxiliary car receiver available, so I don't have to buy a whole new stereo?

The local NPR station is about to start two new HD stations that sound pretty interesting--classical and "indie" rock.

Sorry if this has been gone over before, but I couldn't find a similar thread.

Cheers.

[torici]

Despite the name "HD Radio" it's not high definition like it implies,
The letters "H" and "D" are just a trademark.
Get Sirius.

[Rollfast]

Anyone using HD radio? How do you like it? Any suggestions for home or car audio to buy or avoid? Is there an auxiliary car receiver available, so I don't have to buy a whole new stereo?

The local NPR station is about to start two new HD stations that sound pretty interesting--classical and "indie" rock.

Sorry if this has been gone over before, but I couldn't find a similar thread.

Cheers.

Supposedly wi-fi 'casting is going to be bigger than the Grateful Dead and HD is dead as a doornail in terms of coverage and durability vs. analog AM and FM. Where have I seen one of these things? Not in Boise or even Hooterville.

Hang on and find a good combo radio/MP3 player until wireless networks are well established where you are at.

[Second Mouse]

Really? I'm talking digital radio, but they call it "HD radio" and say it's the same thing. The local guys are all in a dither about it--greatest thing since sliced bread, CD-quality FM broadcasts, better coverage, blah, blah, blah.

Curious.

[angeltrexx]

well im using now storster 5 (http://www.sirius.com/freeradio) then..well its a lot great than HD then i think.because it has great features then..
well you might want to check it out frEe RadIo (http://www.sirius.com/freeradio)


many thanks!
aNgeLtRexx