"HD Radio - Movement in the Real World"

[PocketRadio]

"HD Radio - Movement in the Real World"

http://www.audiographics.com/agd/040507-1.htm

Check out the comments - some are mine:

"...crappy content is still crappy content."
"...interest in HD shows no signs of a pulse."
"...HD Radio is a high-level corporate scam, a huge carny shill."
"HD Radio is a farce..."
"Hefty $500'? Buy an aftermarket deck and get the HD option. It's $450."
"HD radio sounds great compared to FM and satellite!"

Words getting out - I'm luv'n it !

 

[Mike Walker]

Yeah this is real evidence of a groundswell of public opinion. It's the same tired people posting on multiple sites, often using multiple names to do so. All together you could get them in a small living room. Not that they'd be welcome in mine.

 

[paul vincent zecchino]

Oh, that old 90s chestnut? The anti-HD conspiracy - "and it is vast" - posts everywhere using false names.

Aren't HD shill parrots consistent? They post to mislead.

Last week, they denied what they wrote and called those who correctly quoted them, liars.

Behind every great product lies a great team.

From the latest surveys - from the Conspiracy as well? - this noisy barnfly is DOA.

Anyone who can read a graph would say bury it before it stinks worse than it already does.

Dr. Paul Vincent Zecchino
Manasota Key, Florida
05 April, 2007

 

[Mike Walker]

Misleading? Not a single one of my points was addressed. Which part of "make sure you can get HD before you buy...." or "make sure your desiered content is available...." doesn't apply to most any form of media? Simple logic. You should try it!

 

[PocketRadio]

Yeah this is real evidence of a groundswell of public opinion. It's the same tired people posting on multiple sites, often using multiple names to do so. All together you could get them in a small living room. Not that they'd be welcome in mine.

"HD Radio - Movement in the Real World"

http://www.audiographics.com/agd/040507-1.htm

Notable quote:

"But you need to read further down the Autoblog column, through the "Reader Comments," and then listen as I relate a first-hand experience. For it is in these reflections that the reality of HD Radio exists, and it's not so positive or glowing as words provided by the HD Radio industry... From my real-world experience, HD Radio is not only an aftermarket product, but an afterthought."

 

[R.F. Burns]

Yeah this is real evidence of a groundswell of public opinion. It's the same tired people posting on multiple sites, often using multiple names to do so. All together you could get them in a small living room. Not that they'd be welcome in mine.

"HD Radio - Movement in the Real World"

http://www.audiographics.com/agd/040507-1.htm

Notable quote:

"But you need to read further down the Autoblog column, through the "Reader Comments," and then listen as I relate a first-hand experience. For it is in these reflections that the reality of HD Radio exists, and it's not so positive or glowing as words provided by the HD Radio industry... From my real-world experience, HD Radio is not only an aftermarket product, but an afterthought."

And what are those first hand experiences? They must be different then mine. Y'know the ones I've shared in here by posting demos of what I hear in the crowded north eastern US.

 

[PhilJSmith67]

... All together you could get them in a small living room. Not that they'd be welcome in mine.

I am admittedly "easily amused" but am nevertheless still laughing at that post

 

[radiopilot]

... All together you could get them in a small living room. Not that they'd be welcome in mine.

I am admittedly "easily amused" but am nevertheless still laughing at that post

Amazing that these are the 'warm and friendly' types on the radio... I bet their motto:

"Get HD Radio NOW or else... You'll be a loser if you don't buy an HD ready radio to get the digital benefits... Go buy that 300 dollar HD radio NOW... DAMN IT"

Yeah... I can hear them spewing this over the friendly airwaves every day!

Radiopilot