David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

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David Eduardo wrote:

Heck, every AM gets occasional interference; I recall numerous times
hearing Venezuela on 1-A Clear Channel 1100 in early evenings over WKYC
(now WTAM) even though I was about 12 miles from the WTAM transmitter.
That's one of the reasons AM has so little appeal to the generations
that grew up on FM... interference, noise, static, lousy audio quality.

Most people have no idea what "audio quality" means.

They can certainly tell the difference between AM and FM. That is why
nearly nobody under 50 or 55 listens to AM.

Doubtful. How do you know the 30-somethings aren't merely avoiding your
surveyors at the mall or on street corners. Maybe people who listen to AM
radio don't go to the mall.

Nobody surveys radio audience at the mall or on the street corner.

Seems like you'd mentioned doing that before, oh faux one?