In article <l0l2b6Fnp6pU1@mid.individual.net>, Andy Burns
<usenet@andyburns.uk> scribeth thus
>tony sayer wrote:
>
>> Andy Burns wrote:
>>
>>> In the car, I've been listening to both Classic FM/DAB and Radio3
>>> FM/DAB, I prefer each station's DAB output (due to FM having more hiss
>>> and less treble).
>>
>> Thats very odd that, FM and Dabble sound much the same in the car!...
>
>
>I know people generally say cars aren't great places to listen, but
>there are times when I'd disagree, e.g. there are several
>misheard-lyrics which I actually heard properly when in a car, or
>noticing how low bitrate MP3s would "concentrate" on different frequency
>bands throughout the course of a song.
>
>> Mind you thats to the north of here, closest FM 'mitter for Classic is
>> Peterborough..
>
>Which ain't too far from these parts, though probably Sutton Coldfield
>stronger/closer.
>
>> Tho the reported signal strength on Classic DAB isn't as good as it once
>> was!..
>
>No indication on my car of DAB signal strength in my car (apart from a
>red cross when it's too low.)
>
>

We're the other side of P'boro, Cambridge that is ..

Do sometimes hear BBC R3 on 90.50 from time to time even Holme Moss and
Oxford, all good fun..

I operate a few small scale DAB MUX's and one station is Atlantis and
its all olde Sixties tunes and very good a lot of them sound at 48
K/bits AAC plus too!..

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Tony Sayer

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