> > > > Are they using a slogan? Prehaps the old "Chicago's
> > Dance
> > > > Beat" standby?
> > > >
> > > What's the point of broadcasting in HD2 if nobody has an
>
> > HD
> > > Radio?
> > >
> >
> >
> > Let me introduce you to a concept called Chicken or the
> > Egg...
> >
> > In order to have people begin to buy HD receivers you need
>
> > programming. Why would someone want to buy a receiver if
> > there isnt any programming? Hense, you put on the
> stations
> > before the receivers get here.
> >
> > FYI, I just bought a BRAND NEW HD receiver off of ebay for
>
> > $70.
> >
>
> Sweet, I didn't know they were for sale. Yeah, I understand
> that about having programing, but nobody knows about it. I
> told a few friends of mind last week, and they were
> like..."wow that's cool, I have never even heard of it."
>
> Maybe the stations should start advertising it, or HD Radio
> needs to start getting ads out there. How are they going to
> compete with Sat if nobody knows?
>
Radio had a lot to take care of technically to get the signals out there. So it is really no surprise that no one knows about it yet. With the HD Radio Alliance and quite a few stations being up now, this next year will be a big push for the HD signals.
HD Radios are easy to buy. I just purchased a multicast radio this morning and it will be delivered just after Christmas. They are pricey right now, but they can be had. When the big shipment arrives expect the prices to start to drop. Especially if Radiosophy radios hit the market at $245.