"Drifter" wrote in message
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Well of course, just do what I do. Send the audio to a LPAM transmitter
( I have an SSTRAN AMT3000), and listen to it on a 1936 Scott High
Fidelity Allwave 23 tube radio. Fantastic!


Bob, this is a radio group. and, i have heard this many times.
but, i always get a kick when i have to work a bit to catch
an old program on one of my receivers. theater of the mind
takes me back to the 50's.

There is no difference.

I listen to it on the radio. The radio station you were listening to was
likely playing an MP3 of the program, just like I do. You shouldn't have
to "work a bit to catch a program". In 1938 few had to "work a bit to
catch the program". It was on CBS network radio, which was broadcast
locally all over the country. You turned on your radio and tuned in the
local CBS affiliate and you were done.

But, whatever. You can do it your way and I'll do it my way and everyone
is happy!