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Old October 13th 10, 10:56 PM posted to ba.broadcast,alt.radio.digital,rec.radio.shortwave
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Default IBOC : One Transitional 'Path' for Radio Listeners to Migrate to HD-Radios

On Oct 13, 1:43*pm, "D. Peter Maus" wrote:
- - On 10/13/10 13:33 , SMS wrote:
- - Most people want HD in their vehicles and homes.

-*No.
- MOST people don't want Hybrid Digital Radio, at all.
- That's part of the problem.

DPM - Yeah they may not want HD-Radio in the
Car/Truck but . . .

Like the Brand and type of Tires on a New Car/Truck
most people take what comes with the Car/Truck.

-If- the Car/Truck comes from the Factory with a HD-Radio
in it : That what they listen to . . .

-If- the Car/Truck comes from the Factory with a SAT-Radio
in it : That what they listen to . . . at least for the trial
subscription period.

One of the main transitional 'paths' for Radio Listeners
to migrate to HD-Radio is the new Car/Truck Factory
Installs and within a Decade most Cars/Trucks
'on-the-road' will have a HD-Radio in them with
many/most of those Drivers and Passengers listening
to their Audio Content on a HD-Radio.

FWIW my Sister just bought a 'new' {end-of-the-year}
2010 Ford Explorer with both Sirius SAT-Radio and
SYNC-In-Car; that were installed at the Factory :
http://media.fordvehicles.com/articl...ticle_id=31668
* She does not Drive with the Radio 'On' -rotfl-
* She turns her Cellphone 'Off' when she Drives.

not any testament-to or endorsement-of
hd-radios : just kicking the tires ;-} ~ RHF