The current entertainment world is saturated with ways of and devices for using up our free time and meanwhile filling our brains with mindless trivia and advertising junk messages. In between the programs and the music, the message is 'buy,buy, buy; from me, me, me'. This is one of the reasons why satellite radio has become so popular, but I will expand on that later.
One of the major reasons why people like satellite radio is because if you drive fairly long distances, you do not keep getting out of range of the station it took you ten minutes to find and look for another one.
Satellite radio stations tend to have a large to very large footprint. In other words, you ought to be able to keep listening to the same station if you want without continuously retuning.
Not only that, but satellite radio is invariably digital in nature which means that the signal will be better and the ensuing sound quality will be far better as well. This means that the background noise that we have been traditionally used to has practically vanished.
The sound from a decent piece of digital stereo equipment is second to none. In reality an AF /FM radio cannot hold a candle to a satellite radio station.
The cost of satellite radio gear has dropped dramatically, which has increased its public awareness and uptake, which in turn has increased sales and allowed the price to fall further. Nowadays, a satellite radio receiver is as cheap as chips.
Not only that, but in the early days, in the Seventies and Eighties, parabolic dishes needed to be extremely directional. They had to be trained on the satellite as a satellite TV dish still has to be now, but a radio system does not have to be so accurate anymore, which allows them to be used in cars and boats.
If you get tired of the adverts that continuously drone out of terrestrial radio at you, it can be a good idea to find a satellite radio channel that suits you and subscribe to it. For $10-12 a month, you will get the kind of programming that you like without all the ads!. Isn't that wonderful?
As with all types of entertainment, at the end of the day it is up to the end user to decide whether the cost of satellite radio is acceptable, but one thing is for sure, satellite radio increases one's choices.
If you are fed up with the present range of radio stations in your area then the thousands of extra, frequently world-wide stations available to you on satellite radio may be just the thing that you are looking for, particularly if you are searching for a station in a foreign language that is not covered in your neighborhood.
One of the major reasons why people like satellite radio is because if you drive fairly long distances, you do not keep getting out of range of the station it took you ten minutes to find and look for another one.
Satellite radio stations tend to have a large to very large footprint. In other words, you ought to be able to keep listening to the same station if you want without continuously retuning.
Not only that, but satellite radio is invariably digital in nature which means that the signal will be better and the ensuing sound quality will be far better as well. This means that the background noise that we have been traditionally used to has practically vanished.
The sound from a decent piece of digital stereo equipment is second to none. In reality an AF /FM radio cannot hold a candle to a satellite radio station.
The cost of satellite radio gear has dropped dramatically, which has increased its public awareness and uptake, which in turn has increased sales and allowed the price to fall further. Nowadays, a satellite radio receiver is as cheap as chips.
Not only that, but in the early days, in the Seventies and Eighties, parabolic dishes needed to be extremely directional. They had to be trained on the satellite as a satellite TV dish still has to be now, but a radio system does not have to be so accurate anymore, which allows them to be used in cars and boats.
If you get tired of the adverts that continuously drone out of terrestrial radio at you, it can be a good idea to find a satellite radio channel that suits you and subscribe to it. For $10-12 a month, you will get the kind of programming that you like without all the ads!. Isn't that wonderful?
As with all types of entertainment, at the end of the day it is up to the end user to decide whether the cost of satellite radio is acceptable, but one thing is for sure, satellite radio increases one's choices.
If you are fed up with the present range of radio stations in your area then the thousands of extra, frequently world-wide stations available to you on satellite radio may be just the thing that you are looking for, particularly if you are searching for a station in a foreign language that is not covered in your neighborhood.
About the Author:
Owen Jones, the author of this article, writes on a range of subjects, but is currently involved with Bose alarm clocks. If you would like to kcurrently more, please visit our website at Bose Digital Radio.
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