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Multicasting or HD2 for Cars
- Thread starter Radio411
- Start date
K
k9ez
Guest
> Any idea when these "updated" radios will be available to
> the general public to replace the 1st generation ones
> currently available? I actually enjoy the sound quality and
> look forward to more in-car listening options.
>
They are out now. I have had one for a couple of months, available from Crutchfield and Cardomain.com amongst others.
I dont know of any 1st generation models available anymore, except from EBay.
> the general public to replace the 1st generation ones
> currently available? I actually enjoy the sound quality and
> look forward to more in-car listening options.
>
They are out now. I have had one for a couple of months, available from Crutchfield and Cardomain.com amongst others.
I dont know of any 1st generation models available anymore, except from EBay.
W
westlife
Guest
> I dont know of any 1st generation models available anymore,
> except from EBay.
The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists today -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans -- still has no support for multicasting/HD2.
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> except from EBay.
The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists today -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans -- still has no support for multicasting/HD2.
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> > I dont know of any 1st generation models available
> anymore,
> > except from EBay.
>
> The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists today
> -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans -- still
> has no support for multicasting/HD2.
>
That's what I had thought. No sign of ANY new models available on crutchfield.com
> anymore,
> > except from EBay.
>
> The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists today
> -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans -- still
> has no support for multicasting/HD2.
>
That's what I had thought. No sign of ANY new models available on crutchfield.com
T
TXengineer
Guest
> > > I dont know of any 1st generation models available
> > anymore,
> > > except from EBay.
> >
> > The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists
> today
> > -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans --
> still
> > has no support for multicasting/HD2.
> >
>
> That's what I had thought. No sign of ANY new models
> available on crutchfield.com
>
JVC's new model is coming out approx 3/27/06.
> > anymore,
> > > except from EBay.
> >
> > The only factory-equipped IBOC car radio which exists
> today
> > -- in BMW's top-of-the-line 7-series luxury sedans --
> still
> > has no support for multicasting/HD2.
> >
>
> That's what I had thought. No sign of ANY new models
> available on crutchfield.com
>
JVC's new model is coming out approx 3/27/06.
R
RadioDoc
Guest
> > JVC's new model is coming out approx 3/27/06.
>
> Crutchfield says it's out but out of stock. I guess every
> radio station is buying one as a monitor. The release date
> on their web site was 2/6/06.
>
> Rich
>
Seriously Rich...be fair here.
Most radio stations are buying Day-Sequerra, Belar, or Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?<P ID="signature">______________
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>
> Crutchfield says it's out but out of stock. I guess every
> radio station is buying one as a monitor. The release date
> on their web site was 2/6/06.
>
> Rich
>
Seriously Rich...be fair here.
Most radio stations are buying Day-Sequerra, Belar, or Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> Most radio stations are buying Day-Sequerra, Belar, or
> Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you
> can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?
Hmm. The last station I visited had a Kenwood car receiver with the tuner as its monitor. I talk to many stations in the course of a week. Most are similarly equipped.
Rich
> Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you
> can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?
Hmm. The last station I visited had a Kenwood car receiver with the tuner as its monitor. I talk to many stations in the course of a week. Most are similarly equipped.
Rich
R
RadioDoc
Guest
> > Most radio stations are buying Day-Sequerra, Belar, or
> > Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you
>
> > can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?
>
> Hmm. The last station I visited had a Kenwood car receiver
> with the tuner as its monitor. I talk to many stations in
> the course of a week. Most are similarly equipped.
>
> Rich
>
Then they were early adopters. Early on, the Kenwood was popular because it was the only option. That is no longer the case.<P ID="signature">______________
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> > Audimat-Aztec's as monitors. Why buy the Kenwood when you
>
> > can get the Day-Sequerra for a little more money?
>
> Hmm. The last station I visited had a Kenwood car receiver
> with the tuner as its monitor. I talk to many stations in
> the course of a week. Most are similarly equipped.
>
> Rich
>
Then they were early adopters. Early on, the Kenwood was popular because it was the only option. That is no longer the case.<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
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