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Bob,
This thread is fine here.
I had little doubt that when XM was poised
to replace the DTV music channels there would
be a loss of sound quality.
As much as I love XM, there is something to
be said about the original music channels that
the service has recently replaced. The sonic
quality of those channels were excellent --
the perfect choice for Home Theater listening.
Now, with XM replacing those channels, listeners
are being subjected to the same subpar sound
quality of satellite radio, which works well in
cars, but not hooked to an expensive sound system.
I highly doubt XM will broaden the broadband
for DTV. Essentially, the way I figure it, it
is the same satellite feed that everyone else
is getting. XM and Sirius are alloted only a
certain amount of broadband which they cannot
exceed. There is very little that either
service can do to improve their output.
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