RE: One station hums. Others don't...

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

In Reply to: One station hums. Others don't... posted by torc on December 24, 2019 at 18:47:16:

The techs at the stations like it when knowledgeable (as opposed to crank) listeners contact them about broadcast quality issues.

I contacted NPR in San Francisco about a decade ago when I heard distortion in peak passages during an Opera live broadcast.

I described my system (including Mac MR-77) and the problem, so I guess they figured I had good equipment and was an experienced listener...

They fixed the problem and then invited me to join a community advisory committee (but I didn't have the time).

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Topic - One station hums. Others don't... - torc 18:47:16 12/24/19 (6)

mate? next time you want advice? - Timbo in Oz 23:08:38 01/21/20 (0)

So? What have you done? - Timbo in Oz 23:47:27 01/08/20 (0)

why not have ONE really good antenna and a rotator - Timbo in Oz 01:06:54 01/03/20 (0)

RE: One station hums. Others don't... - LtMandella 07:42:22 12/26/19 (0)

It can't be your antenna or tuner/s so it must be the station. - Timbo in Oz 01:43:47 12/26/19 (0)

RE: One station hums. Others don't... - sherod 19:40:16 12/25/19 (0)

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RE: One station hums. Others don't... - LtMandella 07:42:22 12/26/19 (0)

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