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[kd6yds]

I noticed today driving home from work that BOB seems to have much cleaner audio than in the past. Is this just my imagination or have they actually changed something, in the past it has been fairly grungy. I now notice more pressence, clarity, and stereo seperation. Maybe I am imagining all this, but I do not think so.

KD6YDS

 

[stevehendrix]

> I noticed today driving home from work that BOB seems to
> have much cleaner audio than in the past. Is this just my
> imagination or have they actually changed something, in the
> past it has been fairly grungy. I now notice more
> pressence, clarity, and stereo seperation. Maybe I am
> imagining all this, but I do not think so.
>
> KD6YDS
>
I think you're right. I noticed too a lot less distortion on the bass end and a clearer high end this afternoon.<P ID="signature">______________
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[kd6yds]

> > I noticed today driving home from work that BOB seems to
> > have much cleaner audio than in the past. Is this just my
>
> > imagination or have they actually changed something, in
> the
> > past it has been fairly grungy. I now notice more
> > pressence, clarity, and stereo seperation. Maybe I am
> > imagining all this, but I do not think so.
> >
> > KD6YDS
> >
> I think you're right. I noticed too a lot less distortion on
> the bass end and a clearer high end this afternoon.
>
That is precisely what I have been noticing, it still could be better. But it does seem as if it has improved. Most Norfolk stations for some reason seem to have very distorted and over-processed audio, weird how many markets have audio trends like that. I have found that on average Richmond stations have pretty good sounding audio, but Norfolk is way behind the power curve in that area.