On Mar 2, 5:35�am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message

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Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM. Hispanics, a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a year.



Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

"Digital radio sounds worse than FM?"

"In the UK the transition to digital radio means... it sounds worse
than ever. At least for the audio enthusiasts. Whoops."

http://www.hear2.com/2006/01/digital_radio_s.html

There's the kicker !

On Mar 2, 5:35�am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message

.. .



Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM. Hispanics, a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a year.



Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

"Currency Converter"

1 U.K.� = 1.9452 USD

http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u

"Portable DAB receivers"

http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/dabreceivers.html

"A look at DAB"

"Interference on DAB is different to the type of interference you'll
notice on FM radio. Instead of hiss and crackle, the symptoms are
digital breakup (like when your mobile phone starts to cut out), or a
sort of warbling, sometimes likened to being underwater. For
information on ways to improve your digital radio reception, take a
look at the BBC Reception site. Other tips for improving reception
include: using a good external aerial, keeping your radio away from
electrical interference, and for internal radios, keeping them near a
window, or with the aerial pointing the direction of the transmitter,
as high up, and with as few walls in the way as possible. Still no
luck? Perhaps try taking the radio to another location (friends
house?) to try reception in a few other areas. For help handling
problems where there's no reception... Another option, of course, is
Internet radio."

http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/dab.html

IF portable HD becomes a reality, and we use portable DAB receivers in
the UK, as a bench-mark, the price of portable HD will never approach
that of typical $10 - $25 portable analog AM/FM radios, and will be
too expensive to sell in-mass - the cheapest portable/hand-held DAB
radio is $70 USD. Looks like, reception is also an issue, and yes,
digital radio behaves exaclty as digital cell phones. And, DAB is FM
only.

On Mar 2, 5:35�am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message

.. .



Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM. Hispanics, a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a year.



Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

Sell out my ass - what, a joke !

http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22hd...+xm%2C+podcast

On Mar 2, 11:41�am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message

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David 'Edtardo' Gleason, prancing Univision shill, wrote:

"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message
...

Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations
taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has
or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM.
Hispanics, a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded
mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back
into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a
year.

Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and
working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

Neither is IBOC. Like you, it's one of the stupidest things to come around
in
the past 60 years.

Actually, HD is under serious consideration in a number or countries in
Europe.

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"Digital radio sounds worse than FM?"

"In the UK the transition to digital radio means... it sounds worse
than ever. At least for the audio enthusiasts. Whoops."

http://www.hear2.com/2006/01/digital_radio_s.html

"Radiola" wrote in message
ups.com...
On Mar 2, 1:35 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message

.. .



Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM. Hispanics,
a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded
mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back
into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a year.



Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and
working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

That's quite an income from mowing lawns.

Or running AMD or Kellogs...

David Eduardo wrote:

"Radiola" wrote in message
ups.com...
On Mar 2, 1:35 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message

.. .



Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM. Hispanics,
a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded
mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back
into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a year.



Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and
working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

That's quite an income from mowing lawns.

Or running AMD or Kellogs...

The exception rather than the rule...

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
...


David 'Edtardo' Gleason, prancing Univision shill, wrote:

"Porgy Tirebiter" wrote in message
.. .


Mistake my ass! It's the answer to the Beaner-Blaster AM stations
taking
over the AM band. AM IBOC sounds a LOT better than analog AM ever has
or
will.

Regional Mexican stations are almost exclusively on FM, not AM.
Hispanics, a
very young grou´p. don´'t use AM.

I for one am sick and tired of hearing "OOOMPA" music and dreaded
mariachi
crap at stoplights, emanating from a beat up Ford aerostar van....

In any case, they are listedning to FM.

The Beaners wont buy HD radios. IBOC can turn a burrito-blaster back
into
a good AM station and a moneymaker in the longrun.

Some of our stations, when we have added HD2 schannels, have caused every
retail outlet with HD receivers to sell out.

Hispanic consumer spendable income is just at one trillion dollars a
year.

Not only is IBOC making headway, but so is DRM.....getting big and
working
well in Europe.

DRM is making no headway on medium wave.

Neither is IBOC. Like you, it's one of the stupidest things to come around
in
the past 60 years.

Actually, HD is under serious consideration in a number or countries in
Europe.

Next.

I thought Europe was going DRM.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Telamon" wrote in message
...

I thought Europe was going DRM.


Nope, no backwards compatibility. Due to the failure of Eureka, they are
looking for other alternatives.

In article ,
"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...

I thought Europe was going DRM.


Nope, no backwards compatibility. Due to the failure of Eureka, they are
looking for other alternatives.

Must be more lies from the Digital Radio Mondiale people then.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California