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April 24th 04, 01:14 AM
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LOL! How true!
-- Stinger "Jim Hackett" wrote in message k.net... It would be even better if they actually made the radio... "Stinger" wrote in message ... "Lawrence H. Bulk" wrote in message om... I received a reply from Walter Hess of Eton to my query if the Eton E1 XM will have IBOC capability. The answer, in a word, is no. No IBOC, no DAB, no WorldSpace, no DRM. Not even Sirius. AM, FM, SW, and XM satellite (subscription) only. Personally I think this is a mistake in what looks otherwise to be a very interesting new receiver. Lawrence I find the whole concept of that receiver to be flawed. Subscribe to XM radio for $8.00 (?) per month and get glorious digital-quality MONAURAL sound? No thanks. It would have made a LOT more sense if they had added a matching "satellite" speaker. -- Stinger |
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