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HD Radio promises a lot but what does it actually deliver? According to Gizmodo, if you’re listening to it with the Accurian Tabletop HD Radio, not much – in fact, despite the claims of CD quality the sound was pretty meh and the price decidedly bwuh?!
At $175, Gizmodo were hoping for something more fulfilling than merely on-screen song details. Not recommended.
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One Response to “Gizmodo reviews HD Radio – decidedly blah”
700WLW December 1, 2006
HD Radio is a fraud and a farse – HD Radio/IBOC causes adjacent-channel interference and has only 60% the coverage of analog. HD radio sales a anemic, and the general public is not buying into this joke. HD radios need dipole and loop antennas mounted outside, to even have a chance to pick up the same old terrestrial radio junk on the HD channels.
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