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December 31st 06, 09:55 PM
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A very good tabletop radio to buy
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"David Eduardo" wrote: "Steven Stone" wrote in message et... Some of the new Sangean HD / IBOC radios are also said to receive C-Quam AM Stereo How helpful. In the US, there are practically no stations in C quam any more, and practically no music on AM to listen to anyway. I hear several AM stations broadcast music most of the time. Two of them are right in town. The "Boomer" on 1450 is one of them. Those are the english stations and then there are several mexican stations that are also music broadcasters. Couldn't tell you anything about C quam. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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