And I mean all of them. Is there something about DAB that causes people to forget that said radio needs to be desirable?

Since the bitrates that DAB radio is broadcast on here are so pathetically low, there is no way they could market this as anything approaching high fidelity - so I suppose it is more appropriate to give the appearance of a crusty old tranny.

Fancy listening to "The Hits" at 96kbps in MP2 format?

We'll soon have DAB+ with us, requiring another round of upgrades.

http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/

Seemms a bit steep for me for a DAB radio. I work at a radio station and they're really pushing DAB although at this price I won't get one.

I'll stick to the £30 DAB radio from Tesco.

Rob