Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

On Apr 13, 9:40 am, "
wrote:
Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

Questions - is it stereo or other multichannel?

Does it have an aux output for plug-in to a hi-fi system?

On Apr 13, 4:06?pm, "bpnjensen" wrote:
On Apr 13, 9:40 am, "

wrote:
Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

Questions - is it stereo or other multichannel?

Does it have an aux output for plug-in to a hi-fi system?

It's only $99 for a short while, then jumps back to $120. Just like
the Black Friday Accurian HD, this HD radio will not sell. This radio
is a $100 alarm clock that still requires external jacks for FM dipole
and AM loop antennas - consumers have not bought into the HD Radio
farce and will not bother to fool with clunky external antennas just
to pick up crappy terrestrial radio. LOL !!!

If you wait long enough,they will probally be letting them go real
cheap.
cuhulin

On Apr 13, 3:40?pm, "
wrote:
Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

The damn radio doesn't even have a CD player ! LOL !!!

On Apr 13, 9:40 am, "
wrote:
Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

Terry-in-DTW,

You got a URL/Link and Model Number
for this Radiosophy HD Radio ? ? ?

i want to know ~ RHF

In article . com,
"RHF" wrote:

Snip

Hello Everyone - For all you Anti-HD-Radio Friends here on
Rec.Radio.Shortwave -IF- You are posting something about
"HD" Radio -Why Not- Put an (HD) at the Start of the Subject
Line -Or- Better Yet Post it on the HD-Radio NewsGroup )

Snip

If I start a thread on HD radio then the subject will reflect it. The
subject does not have start with a word for you to filter on it. You can
filter on any word or words in the subject. For example I have filters
for curse words. If a curse word is anywhere in the subject then it is
killed.

The implementation of HD radio on AMBCB and DRM on shortwave are valid
topics as they are very disruptive technology for program listening or
DXing. People don't like the long arguments disruptive Trolls start and
I got sucked into one of those. I made the mistake of thinking Edweene
was a serious poster. I wised up late in his game.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

On Apr 14, 7:48�am, "RHF" wrote:
On Apr 13, 9:28 pm, "RHF" wrote:





On Apr 13, 9:40 am, "

wrote:
Despite Ibiquity choosing to name next generation terrestrial radio
after the ever so popular HDTV, it hasn't been widely accepted yet.
The initial cost of HD radio tuners has been a big reason and
Radiosophy is hoping to change that at NAB, by introducing the first
$99 HD Radio, which makes it half as much as the next cheapest model.
Like most radios today, it has a few more tricks: it's an alarm clock,
has an external antenna connection, as well as the latest must have
for any device with speakers, a line input for your MP3 player.
According to the release you have to act now to get the $99 price, as
those who wait until after July 30th will have to pay $119.99.

Terry-in-DTW,

You got a URL/Link and Model Number
for this Radiosophy HD Radio ? ? ?

i want to know ~ RHF
*.
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. .

Hello Everyone - For all you Anti-HD-Radio Friends here on
Rec.Radio.Shortwave -IF- You are posting something about
"HD" Radio -Why Not- Put an (HD) at the Start of the Subject
Line -Or- Better Yet Post it on the HD-Radio NewsGroup )

(HD) : Why Not Post "HD" Radio News and Information
at the "HD Radio" NewsGroup - Brilliant !
HD-RADIO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
HD-RADIO NEWS =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
HD-RADIO INFO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
IBOC HD-RADIO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
IBIQUITY HD-RADIO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/
DIGITAL HD-RADIO =http://groups.google.com/group/hd-radio/

OK so now that i have looked around.

I can Answer my own questions

Radiosophy HD Radio =WebSite=
Ra-Di-O-So-Phy =http://www.radiosophy.com/index.html

PRESS RELEASE - North Sioux City, SD, April 12, 2007http://www.radiosophy..com/press/press4_12_2007.html
Today, Radiosophy, LLC, announced a new HD Radio
Receiver using iBiquity's IBOC Technology is scheduled
to begin shipping in May 2007. *The HD100 is a fully
featured entry-level HD Radio which will retail for $119.95.

Radiosophy HD Radio =Products=http://www.radiosophy.com/products.html

Radiosophy "HD100" Radio / Receiverhttp://www.radiosophy.com/products/hd100.html
Radiosophy Model # "HD100" or "HD 100"
Features Two (2) Speakers so it is :
Stereo in Analog FM Stereo
Stereo in Digital FM Stereo + Plus Multi-Channel FM
Mono in Analog AM/MW Mono
Stereo in Digital AM/MW Stereo
-New- Yes HD AM/MW Radio is Stereo !
Also features Internal AM/FM Antennas and Connections for
both an External AM/MW Antenna and External FM Antenna

The Radiosophy "HD100" Radio / Receiver
Owner's Manual / User's Guide [PDF File]http://www.radiosophy.com/collaterals/owners_manual-HD100.pdf

The Radiosophy "HD100" Radio "Pre-Order" Shipping Status
Update as of 12 April 2007
STATUS =http://www.radiosophy.com/status/index.html
The Radiosophy "HD100" Radio will begin Shipping in mid-May.

Pre-Order - The Radiosophy "HD100" Radio
ORDER HD100 =http://tinyurl.com/2tvcaxhttps://www...16144&cat=248&...
Reserve a Radiosophy "HD100" Radio now at this
Special Introductory Price of $99.95
-Note- Offer Expires 30 June 2007

as always more than you wanted to know ~ RHF
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Just like the rest of the HD radios, it won't sell.

Telamon,In the first place,dxAce was/is right.In the second place,I
wouldn't even give a dollar two nienty eight (seeee,one time when I was
looking at some old tools in Larry Simpson's pawn shop on McDowell
Road,I asked him,Larry,how much for this old pipe cutter,,,, he said,a
dollar two nienty eight.I gave him $5.00 for the big old pipe cutter)
for any stinking HD radio.

Whos on first? Third is on first. ~ Bud Abbot and Lou Costello.
cuhulin