five current episodes to keep you current;click & listen
http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
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> five current episodes to keep you current;click & listen
> http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
>
Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports. While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear. Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
> http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
>
Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports. While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear. Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
> > five current episodes to keep you current;click & listen
> > http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> >
>
> Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports.
> While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio
> or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like
> the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear.
> Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for
> lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working
> IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to
> your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
>
I'll pass that on to the powers that be,who are probably reading this right NOW!
> > http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> >
>
> Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports.
> While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio
> or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like
> the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear.
> Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for
> lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working
> IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to
> your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
>
I'll pass that on to the powers that be,who are probably reading this right NOW!
UPDATE: New Music Xtra Episodes Added
6 brand spanking new installments;
www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> > five current episodes to keep you current;click & listen
> > http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> >
>
> Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports.
> While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio
> or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like
> the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear.
> Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for
> lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working
> IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to
> your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
>
6 brand spanking new installments;
www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> > five current episodes to keep you current;click & listen
> > http://www.radiox.fm/musicxtra.htm
> >
>
> Jimi, I've been meaning ot ask you about those reports.
> While they aren't a problem to hear over a PC or home radio
> or audio system, in the car, battling external noises like
> the engine and wind, they are particularly hard to hear.
> Whatever you are doing to the audio (that tunnel effect for
> lack of a better word, at least from me) just isn't working
> IMHO. Also the background music is so close in volume to
> your speaking volume, that it exacerbates the problem.
>
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