In Reply to: That's great, but, posted by jihad on September 27, 2011 at 19:35:22:
Below is a list of FM stations on the "fringe" of reception (easy for roof mounted rotor)
From say Mundelein Il
http://radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/locate?select=city&city=60060&state=IL&band=FM&is_lic=Y&is_cp=Y&is_fl=Y&is_fx=Y&is_fb=Y&format=&dx=2&radius=&freq=&sort=freq&sid=
there are 9 public or college stations below 92MHz
Don't know what you "like to listen to", but
to write off 9 non-commercial stations as "nothing" is probably being more than slightly picky
to say "not a lot" of tuner enthusiasts listen to classical is also your opinion, certainly not my experience
To write off NPR programming as a whole is unusual for most quality oriented tuner folks
now for statements like this "let's face it FM broadcasting is on a downhill ride" - I have been reading this sort of thing about FM since audio discussion groups started on internet. Could probably find many from the early to mid 90's that read almost the same from the old rec.audio.xxx posts.
As above, I disagree. A lot of things are about looking for the positive, not just focusing deep into all the negative. Even one good FM station can make it all worthwhile.
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Follow Ups
- define worth listening to - BFitz 12:04:42 09/28/11 (1)
- RE: define worth listening to - Bonejob 19:11:50 12/04/11 (0)