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John Rumm wrote:
With the possible caveat that in moving receiver applications, and high
ambient noise environments, you *might* value the lack of fading etc as
a benefit that outweighs the loss of absolute quality. Cople that with
the fact that many people seem to be blissfully unaware of the lack of
fidelity in their audio, and enough people put up with it without that
much complaint.

I do tend to laugh at those saying DAB is crap because it may not be
transmitted in what they consider true stereo. Then go on about listing on
a portable radio or car FM. When in a car, the decoder spends much of its
time blending stereo to mono. Except in high signal strength areas.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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