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The radio industry has been afflicted with a dubious new technology that threatens to end forever your ability to listen to distant nighttime stations on AM, or use the multitude of existing analog AM radios in your car, office and home to enjoy AM programs. It's called "HD-AM"
A collection of stories dealing with the new in-band, on-channel (IBOC) technology used in HD Radio (tm) on the AM band
What's been your experience with AM IBOC?
Do you own or plan to buy an HD-capable radio?
Where will AM IBOC be in five years?
Welcome to AM-IBOC!
There's a lot of noise (pardon the pun) surrounding IBOC and HD Radio on the AM band today. This blog exists to highlight the stories being written about this technology. Since AM HD implementation was closely linked to FM, I've included some FM-only stories, too.
Pro and con, for and against, good and bad. Let's see where this goes.
Pro and con, for and against, good and bad. Let's see where this goes.
AM-IBOC Blog Archive
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- HD Radio: Skepticism is Spreading
- Review: Radiosophy HD100 — HD Sounds, But At What ...
- Editorial on the recent approval of HD Radio (IBOC...
- WHAT IS HD RADIO?
- AM Stations May Be Affected by USA HD Radio--CAB
- AM Hybrid IBOC Parameters
- IBOC Interference Calculations
- Digital radio in Canada
- Tune into HD Radio
- HD on QVC -- Lipstick on a (Roast) Pig
- HD Digital Radio™ Momentum Accelerates with Debut ...
- AM HD Radio 24 x7 as of September 14, 2007
- Statement of Jeff Littlejohn
- WYSL ENGINEERING WISDOM, AND OPINION: WHY YOU DON'...
- Night of the Bees
- AM-IBOC Blog
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