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David wrote:
On 3 Aug 2005 06:53:07 -0700, wrote: In that case, all they'd need to get rid of is the interface to the uP and a mini-USB jack. Steve Not going to happen Fetish Boy. People want freedom of choice. What do you have against a hi-fi feed of the BBC World Service 24 hours a day? XM's feed of BBCWS is hardly Hi-Fi. In many cases it sounds more like a low bit MP3 with shaped response to filter out the higher levelss of in spectrum aliasing noise. More refined than 5975, lower noise for sure. And more detailed, perhaps. Talk channels are more bandwidth limited than the music channels on XM. Most aren't stereo, either. XM is a lot of things, but one thing it's never going to be is Hi-fi. |
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