RE: FM Future in the US?

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Which tuner to get and getting the most from it. Thank God, for the radio!

In Reply to: RE: FM Future in the US? posted by bobschneider8 on December 14, 2014 at 10:13:54:

I agree with Bob. Think how much time we spend in traffic. I see lots of thirty-year-old cars that are not getting any audio upgrades soon. The downside is that much of what is broadcast of FM now is the programming that previously was on AM: top-forty, talk radio and ethnic programs. The good news is you can buy lots of classic tuners for $100 or less; if you get ten years out of it, that's a score!

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Topic - FM Future in the US? - Todd A. 14:31:55 12/12/14 (9)

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RE: FM Future in the US? - bobschneider8 10:13:54 12/14/14 (4)

RE: FM Future in the US? - Brian Levy 11:22:35 12/14/14 (2)

RE: FM Future in the US? - Sherwood Forest 13:29:03 12/15/14 (1)

RE: FM Future in the US? - Steve O 18:21:44 12/16/14 (0)

RE: FM Future in the US? - openmind 10:49:29 12/14/14 (0)

RE: FM Future in the US? - ABliss 14:58:14 12/12/14 (1)

RE: FM Future in the US? - Todd A. 08:19:36 12/13/14 (0)

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