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Introducing HD Radio at MyerEmco
Ever wished you could get the same quality of sound from your radio as you do from your CD? Or that your radio signal didn't fade out just when you wanted to listen to the game? Now you can. Get the kind of sound that was previously reserved for your HDTV, CD system or MP3 player. Get it on your ratio. And get it for free!
- AM sounds like FM
- FM sounds like CD
- NEW stations between your favorite stations
- NEW content is FREE, no subscription
- All you need is a new radio
More of a Good Thing
 More new channels to play more of what you like to hear!
 More talk and music from the stations you're plugged into!
 More complete sets and more full albums!
 More programming choices from your favorite stations!
 How does it work?
Basically, digital radio works the same as conventional radio. There's a signal on one end and receiver on the other. But there are a few key differences.
- Instead of sending out one analog signal, stations send out a bundles signal - both analog and digital. Because it is digital, textual data such as traffic, stock info and song titles can be sent out, as well.
- The digital signal layer is compressed
- The combined analog and digital signals are transmitted
- Inevitably, radio signals bounce off objects, causing what is called multipath distortions. This is what causes the static in conventional radio receivers. HD radio receivers are designed to sort through reflected signals, reducing static, hiss, pops and fades.
- Finally, the signals reach their destination. HD Radio receiver's let you tune in to the extra channels that stations "multicast" - that is, a station broadcasting two or more programs simultaneously. HD Radio Listeners may have a choice of programming, say, a sports game or music from the same station w here listener's of conventional radio's won't. Just with analog, the digital broadcasts are free, with no subscription fee! To hear the digital broadcast, all you need is an HD Radio receiver.
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