I love HD radio!

[nojustice]

I love it, it sounds great.

Too bad-no one takes it very seriously.

 

[DominiqueRadio]

I would have to agree. I too enjoy HD radio.

I think a major issue is that a lot of people out there still are not aware of it. They don't understand that one station could potentially have a clone station on the same frequency that plays slightly different music.

It is really sad if you think about it.

 

[jras20]

The power is my main issue.

 

[nojustice]

1200 woai in hd is so clean, I also love the dance format under mix 96.1

Hey Dom, Tell Landis to do something with KT like maybe all 80's or Freestyle.

Or he could put his really hardcore Alternative on the hd2 for Jack!

 

[Tom Wells]

I love anything and everything that throws trash onto the neighbors' properties.

Now if we could just find a way to sell milk that already has active salmonella cultures in it, we'd be in heaven.

 

[beaun]

If you aren't into DX'ing, who really cares? Tha AM band has been overcrowded and short spaced for years in the US, far more so than say - Europe. I think HD on FM is great, sure it's not perfect. HD-AM I don't really understand digitalizing talk. But what do you suggest Tom, AM Stereo? That didn't work, and it's not moving the band towards the digital age.

Radio isn't dead, but AM is getting close so it needs something. Even Mexico is moving all their AM's to FM.

 

[mmnassour]

If you aren't into DX'ing, who really cares?

Oh, I wouldn't know...say, people who want......decent fidelity?

 

[fredcantu]

Good programming on a good signal can attract listeners. Look at KLBJ-AM in Austin and WOAI in S.A. It's the marginal signals with 2nd tier and worse programming that have been the downfall of AM.