DAB Radios
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27 February 2007, 01:54 PM
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I have never understood the whole DAB thing, most radio listeners are probably people who listen while doing the housework, at work, riding a bike or something, do they really care about having super duper quality?
does anybody ever sit in at night and liten to the radio anymore?
i always thought normal FM was fine for radio use tbh....
which is why i never bothered buying one
does anybody ever sit in at night and liten to the radio anymore?
i always thought normal FM was fine for radio use tbh....
which is why i never bothered buying one
27 February 2007, 01:59 PM
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The quality is lower than FM becuase the broadcasters squeeze so many stations in.
Besides, why shouldn't someone at work, cleaning a house or anything else not want better quality sound given the choice?
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i thought the whole point was that its digital, so better quality?
so the real point is you get more choice?
just like all the ****ty sky channels nobody watches?
27 February 2007, 03:22 PM
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I have never understood the whole DAB thing, most radio listeners are probably people who listen while doing the housework, at work, riding a bike or something, do they really care about having super duper quality?
does anybody ever sit in at night and liten to the radio anymore?
i always thought normal FM was fine for radio use tbh....
which is why i never bothered buying one
does anybody ever sit in at night and liten to the radio anymore?
i always thought normal FM was fine for radio use tbh....
which is why i never bothered buying one
No more crackly fading in & out !!& Ours goes all the way to 14 on the Volume
Roberts Radio Ltd
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27 February 2007, 03:31 PM
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This puts me off getting one just yet, unless it can be upgraded . . .
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
27 February 2007, 04:46 PM
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This puts me off getting one just yet, unless it can be upgraded . . .
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
They will be fitting them with Rubber Timing belts next that have to be changed after so many hours usage !! Bring back timing Chains
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27 February 2007, 04:52 PM
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This puts me off getting one just yet, unless it can be upgraded . . .
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
All DAB receivers will be obsolete in a few years' time
But I don't want to wait 3 years, I would like to listen to it now when in the kitchen (seeing as where most of you think women should be
) and we have a crap FM signal where we live too
27 February 2007, 06:17 PM
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<coming out of the kitchen to put a man right 
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nope, DAB reception is fine, we stole the inlaws' radio when they were on holiday to try it out first!!!!!!!!!!!!
back to the kitchen!
> nope, DAB reception is fine, we stole the inlaws' radio when they were on holiday to try it out first!!!!!!!!!!!!
back to the kitchen!
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