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RivaScoot wrote: On 13 Dec 2004 03:16:31 GMT, "Mike Terry" wrote: With clear, near-FM quality sound, excellent reception and dramatic improvement over analogue, Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) will revitalize radio in markets worldwide. [snip] Well, DRM won't be standard for quite some time. Anyway, I find such digital broadcasts just a wee bit TOO perfect. There's nothing like listening to the snap, crackle and pop of a shortwave signal bouncing from halfway around the world. Digital just makes things TOO easy. RivaScoot I'm not expert, but my understanding is that DRM is an improvement over analogue only under optimal circumstances (i.e., when there's adequate signal strength). If the signal strength dips below a magical threshold, the signal because completely inaudible on DRM--which makes it inferior to analogue in many, if not most, real world listening conditions. Steve |
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