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new car HD complaints.

satech said:
Here's a perfect example of AM "HD" reception on a car stereo that keeps flipping back and forth between analog and digital -- with an annoying phasing/echo effect as it does so:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UtPIK3JM4C8

You'd think the receiver would incorporate a counter that would keep track of the number of HD dropouts in a given time, and if the dropouts become too frequent, it would force the radio into analog mode until a higher threshold of HD signal quality was reached -- but I guess not!
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heh-heh *snort* heh....She said... Schuykill. Heh. Heh. She said Blue Bell..... :eek:

This sounds better than the Kenwood KDC HD942U we have... doesn't seem quite as dull in the analog mode.

It does show just how bad a job the AM analog is overall.

This level of "strangled sound" is NOT accidental and much harder to accomplish than wideband hi-fidelity.

Seems like Lancaster is 40-50 miles out by my memory.

Reminds me of an epitath I read in a cematery in Lancaster:

"Nothing shall become so certain as to permit confusion"
 
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