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In Reply to: This is fascinating. posted by Michael Samra on April 12, 2017 at 15:39:49:
Back before NRSC 2 was enacted, we routinely swept 30Hz - 15KHz on our AM transmitters, and transmitted full bandwidth. On a wideband radio, with a good signal, it sounded nearly as good, some thought as good, as mono FM.
These days, you're lucky if you have AM in your car radio, and luckier if it passes more than 2KHZ...a sad state.
jD
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