Where is the best-sounding radio in the world?
17 April 2017 · News · Radio Tomorrow with James Cridland
Radio Tomorrow with James Cridland
In a bar in Canada, two men jabbed their fingers at me - in a friendly way - and asked me a simple question...
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Brianc68 - you and I need to have a coffee! I'm at [email protected] ;)
There's much you say that I agree with; though you ought to buy yourself a DAB set and get a bit more choice (most notably 4KQ in stereo, and Smooth too). I'm a bit disappointed at the amount of networking from Sydney or Melbourne on all the stations here, particularly 4BC (and, oddly, ABC Radio Brisbane, where great swathes are from Sydney); but the choice and quality is greater here than in many places.
You've also forgotten the delights of 4ZZZ, 96.5, 98.9 and the rest of the community sector. I'd listen to 4ZZZ more if it was on my radio; but my sets are mostly DAB and it isn't on that.
4ZZZ and all metro-wide community radio stations in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney do have DAB+ services.
4ZZZ's DAB+ service is called ZED Digital and offers a jukebox service during the day but new programming after 6pm each night, see http://www.4zzzfm.org.au/program/zed_digital