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Old March 28th 04, 06:25 AM
Brian Denley
 
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No **** guys. But XM IS digital and, like DRM, has all the same audio
advantages. I was using that as an example that digital radio is here to
stay. Geeeesh.

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"Telamon" wrote in message
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In article gF69c.101307$1p.1485939@attbi_s54,
"Brian Denley" wrote:

Steve:
Yeah well don't hold your breath. I now have XM radio in my car and you
couldn't pry it away from me: 100 channels, no commercials and great

audio.
I think digital radio is here to stay. I'm just gonna have to figure

out
how to get my R-388 to receive it.


DRM on short wave is not XM radio.

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