Good news for Dance fans who use the internet.

[RobertMoore]

Come November you'll be able to hear your favorite internet Dance stations with the first ever portable internet-radio receiver. Billboard Radio Monitor is reporting today(August 2nd) that Acoustic Energy will introduce a new device called Reciva's Internet Radio Gateway, which can connect up to 10,000 streaming stations, upload channel listings by country and genre and features a tuning knob that will allow users to select a specific internet station in the AE data base. It is expected to be retailed around $350.00(US).

BTW there's review of it in www.trustedreviews.com

 

[CHRles]

> Come November you'll be able to hear your favorite internet
> Dance stations with the first ever portable internet-radio
> receiver. Billboard Radio Monitor is reporting today(August
> 2nd) that Acoustic Energy will introduce a new device called
> Reciva's Internet Radio Gateway, which can connect up to
> 10,000 streaming stations, upload channel listings by
> country and genre and features a tuning knob that will allow
> users to select a specific internet station in the AE data
> base. It is expected to be retailed around $350.00(US).
>
> BTW there's review of it in www.trustedreviews.com
>
Looks promising, I might have to get me one of these suckers come November.

 

[jras20]

>Very cool.<P ID="signature">______________
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[TonySantiago]

> >Very cool.
>

Wow....something I had talked about years ago is coming true! Wish I knew where the original post was saying that eventually you would be able to listen to streaming Internet feeds on a radio...then it got into WiFi!

No doubt I will be buying this!

TS

 

[OkumbaPHX]

> Come November you'll be able to hear your favorite internet
> Dance stations with the first ever portable internet-radio
> receiver. Billboard Radio Monitor is reporting today(August
> 2nd) that Acoustic Energy will introduce a new device called
> Reciva's Internet Radio Gateway, which can connect up to
> 10,000 streaming stations, upload channel listings by
> country and genre and features a tuning knob that will allow
> users to select a specific internet station in the AE data
> base. It is expected to be retailed around $350.00(US).
>
> BTW there's review of it in www.trustedreviews.com
>
YEAH, But who do you have to... ...to get on the AE Database Listing.
what about all us itty-bitty independents, that nobody seems to not care about.
Hell, you put some of us on a 100,000 watt stick and watch the entire radio industry sit up and take notice.
Hell, I had a 10 watt stick back in ohio in 1994 and I had listeners on 91.9fm
of course it was unlicensed )
I wonder if anyone ever heard the mysterious station emanating off the "Gold Coast" in Lakewood,ohio back then, was covering a good 7 miles.
Hell, is R.Scott communications still in business, maybe I can get me another transmitter and do this again.

http://k-bear101.tripod.com<P ID="edit"><FONT class="small">Edited by rdalton on 08/03/05 01:27 AM.</FONT></P>

 

[Slinky]

> Come November you'll be able to hear your favorite internet
> Dance stations with the first ever portable internet-radio
> receiver. Billboard Radio Monitor is reporting today(August
> 2nd) that Acoustic Energy will introduce a new device called
> Reciva's Internet Radio Gateway, which can connect up to
> 10,000 streaming stations, upload channel listings by
> country and genre and features a tuning knob that will allow
> users to select a specific internet station in the AE data
> base. It is expected to be retailed around $350.00(US).

It's an OK start, but there's no reason this should have to use a special gateway. I expect future radios won't have this limitation and will be a bit less expensive and nicer looking.

 

[hipman]

It might be good, but what about adding stations that are not in the DB
such as some that pop up day to day on live365 or a new station
starts streaming?

> Come November you'll be able to hear your favorite internet
> Dance stations with the first ever portable internet-radio
> receiver. Billboard Radio Monitor is reporting today(August
> 2nd) that Acoustic Energy will introduce a new device called
> Reciva's Internet Radio Gateway, which can connect up to
> 10,000 streaming stations, upload channel listings by
> country and genre and features a tuning knob that will allow
> users to select a specific internet station in the AE data
> base. It is expected to be retailed around $350.00(US).
>
> BTW there's review of it in www.trustedreviews.com
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