Re: [IRCA] [NRC-AM] Re: "HD" DX?

[Milspec390@xxxxxxx]

Neil and fellow DXers - 

  Right. It's not HD per se, it's where it's plopped. For years, didn't it 
common sense relegate digital and/or broadband sigs to higher freqs? There so 
many better ways to execute digital radio without destroying existing AM and FM 
bands. Why the telling insistence upon 'slopped on channel - all over the 
band'?

 Wouldn't HD lose it's intrinsic shortcomings, were it shifted to higher 
ground?

ibuckwitty is about money, period. They could care less about AM, FM, or 
listeners. And listeners - forget DXers - haven't missed this sunny point. HD's 
dingbat conception and slipshod outworking demonstrates pig ignorance of all 
things radio. If iBuckwitty cared, would they pollute spectrum with digital 
detritus, much less lie straightfacedly about obvious interference?

So long as HD jams from year to year, BigKorpseorate KronyKasters will stuff 
iBiquity's seamy pockets with ill-gotten lucre until the last analog 
competitor is brought to ruin - or so they think.

 The only wild card is the American public, not quite so gullible as FatSuits 
imagine them to be.

                                                                              
                 z


"The radio business is a cruel and shallow money trench, a long plastic 
hallway where thieves and pimps run free and good men die like dogs. There is also 
a negative side."
                                                             - Dr. Hunter S. 
Thompson



pvz
manalog key, fl
27 line @ gulf of mexico


                                                                        
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