SMS wrote:


No, you don't have to do anything. If you were interested in
understanding the technology of IBOC rather than making uninformed
comments about it, it would be a wise thing to do. But apparently you're
content to talk about things you "know" that aren't actually true.
Whatever lights your board.

I know as much as I need to know.

Spectrally in efficient.
Causes interference to other services.
Is used at bit rates so low that sound quality can't possibly be
anything better than horrible.

In article ,
Richard Evans wrote:

Spectrally in efficient.
Causes interference to other services.
Is used at bit rates so low that sound quality can't possibly be
anything better than horrible.

Pretty good summary. I created a long version several years ago with
numbers, graphs, and spectrum analyzer photos. I'll see if I can dig
that up.

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