2009/9/18 Dennis M. Falk <quozl1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > > On Sep 18, 2009, at 9:03 AM, Dave wrote: > > Recently bought one of these for FMDX reasons... >> >> I knew before I brought one but still amazed by the selectivity and >> sensitiviy on FM. Even weak hissy FM stations give no hiis at all with me >> using the XDR so some sort of DSP filtering has been added I guess ? Anyone >> explain why it just is so good ? >> > > DSP, probably. > > I have two HD receivers- Radiosophy HD101.1 and Insignia (Best Buy) NS-HD01 > (the first pocket HD receiver, and cheapest HD receiver yet)- Both are > excellent receivers, both on sensitivity and selectivity, with decent sound. > Neither HD station locally is functioning properly (just the ID tag-- This > is NOT a problem with either receiver, as I took the Radiosophy with me on a > trip to LA, and the HD worked PERFECTLY-- Actually, the HD2/HD3 channels > worked BETTER than the HD1 main channels!- I didn't have the Insignia at the > time, althoughj it was on order), but the RDS worked as advertised, and FM > gave great sound... :) > > (I'd definitely recommend both radios.) > > BTW, I can confirm, although surprisingly both stations in question were > weak in the hotel I was in in downtown LA, that KNX 1070 and KDIS 1110 are > HD stereo- The only stereo AM-HD stations in LA. > > Just wish we had HD radio in the UK at least on FM >> > > Not sure I'd want to comment on this.... > Oh go on you can't be hanged for it ! It's odd that according to wikipedia quite a few European counries are testing it but not the UK > > How are sales of DAB+ radios going in Oz Ian btw ?! >> > > I don't have a current address for Ian- His Optus address- The last one I > had, is bouncing. > He reads this new group I thought...not a vital query anyway ! > > d.m.f. > > -- > dmf's AM Stereo List - AM stereo and more! > List address: amstereo-dmf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > For help, send email to ecartis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx or > amstereo-dmf-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with subject line "help", "commands", > "subscribe", "unsubscribe" or "faq", minus quotes. > >