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RADIO SHACK - DO STUFF FLYER for Father's Day

Mike Walker said:
Yeah..without buying anything, you can receive half to a third of the radio signals in your market. Good luck to ya'!
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And that's all people need to listen to... if most radio listening is done between 6:00AM-9:00AM (Drive times), and it's done in a car, what else is there?

Most people NOW listen to internet radio or Ipods - mp3 players as I'm doing RIGHT NOW along with most people here in this office and I imagine most other offices.

Radiopilot
 
radiopilot said:
Most people NOW listen to internet radio or Ipods - mp3 players as I'm doing RIGHT NOW along with most people here in this office and I imagine most other offices.

Radiopilot
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Ya know, I think Internet Radio has a bright future, but even I don't believe that.

Sorry...
 
I heard a tabletop HD at Radio Shack and have to say the reason it cost $200 is because it has a $150 speaker system! It may not be that much but sounded very good anyway.
 
dbdigital said:
Arbitron's new survey on digital platforms which have had the most impact, list HD Radio dead last. Less than one percent of respondants age 12+ use it and zero percent say it has had a big impact on their life.
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HD Radio=D.O.A.
 
semoochie said:
I heard a tabletop HD at Radio Shack and have to say the reason it cost $200 is because it has a $150 speaker system! It may not be that much but sounded very good anyway.
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They had the decimal point misplaced. $1.50 speaker system. Even HD supporter Mike Walker admitted the Radio Shack HD radio's speakers are not very good.

Mike Walker also said:
As for "noise free analog"...if you can't tell the difference between a 50db s/n ratio, 25db separation, 5 percent distortion, and 5-10db of dynamic range and 96db s/n ratio, 90db separation, .001 percent distortion, and 96db of dynamic range, then that's a reflection on YOU, Dude...not new technology.
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99.9% of typical listeners could care less about what they consider such a slight difference.
Musicians spend millions of dollars each year creating distortion, Just as HD stations spend millions on HD radio to jam the radio dial.

It's a strange world, afterall.
 
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