crazzykidd24 asked:
so im looking at new stereos for the car and this one says built in HD radio tuner…does this mean the radio stations will play in HD without any extra pay….and i know of some stations that say now broadcasting in hd..so that wont be a problem
7 Responses on Do you have to pay extra for HD radio?
there is no subscription fee but you need an HD tuner to get the stations and they are a bit more expensive.
No, it’s free of charge to receive the stations, and you don’t have to buy extra equipment if the tuner’s built in. Most radio stations are in the process of converting their analogue signals to digital, and those can be picked up with an HD radio, in addition to the traditional signals. Just find a station in your area broadcasting in HD and tune to it.
Yes, The HD stations are free.. but the radio will cost
you more than the original analog radios.
My boss has HD radio. The station we both work for has been broadcasting in HD for about 2 or 3 years. He does not pay extra.
You do have to pay extra but it’s not worth it.
Any station which is broadcast “In the Clear” by commercial stations is free… all you need is the turner…. However, the price for the new tuners is not worth it… IMHO.
nah- its free. eventually all radio with be in HD. and there is a pretty good difference. The sound is much clearer. But I’d wait for the prices to drop- its too new and spendy
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