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blind34_1 · 05-23-2002, 09:59 PM

My two cents worth...for what its worth:

Dont jump on the XM bandwagon just yet. It has yet to prove itself. In the near future, word is corporate radio (currently analog) will be converting to digital transmission. What does this mean? It means all of our radios will be obsolete because a) analog wont receive digital and b) pirate analog stations wont be easy to receive because the digital channels will overpower them (could be wrong on that, though).
I personally will never pay for radio. Think about that. PAY for RADIO? Airwaves were/ are virtually free (to listen to). I won't support corporate radio. We'll always be able to burn our music from the net, regardless of what the MPAA and the government have to say about it. Just remember to support musicians (buy the good cds, go to shows) (watch for XM descramblers and ways around GPS locators - morally wrong? depends on your morals...)

Sorry kinda long...anyone feel free to contradict me...

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05-23-2002, 09:59 PM	#27
blind34_1 Registered User Join Date: May 2002 Location: IL Age: 41 Posts: 1,813	My two cents worth...for what its worth: Dont jump on the XM bandwagon just yet. It has yet to prove itself. In the near future, word is corporate radio (currently analog) will be converting to digital transmission. What does this mean? It means all of our radios will be obsolete because a) analog wont receive digital and b) pirate analog stations wont be easy to receive because the digital channels will overpower them (could be wrong on that, though). I personally will never pay for radio. Think about that. PAY for RADIO? Airwaves were/ are virtually free (to listen to). I won't support corporate radio. We'll always be able to burn our music from the net, regardless of what the MPAA and the government have to say about it. Just remember to support musicians (buy the good cds, go to shows) (watch for XM descramblers and ways around GPS locators - morally wrong? depends on your morals...) Sorry kinda long...anyone feel free to contradict me...