DAB functionality in U.S.

betterthanastick · 08-21-2007, 17:42

I understand that DAB and DAB+ radio is in common usage in Europe, but is there a point to having a DAB-enabled D2 in the United States? The only digital radio options over here that I know of are subscription-based, so i would doubt that simply having a DAB-enabled D2 gives me access to those stations, but can anybody clarify the situation for me?

thanks in advance

08-21-2007, 17:42	#1
betterthanastick Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 1	DAB functionality in U.S. I understand that DAB and DAB+ radio is in common usage in Europe, but is there a point to having a DAB-enabled D2 in the United States? The only digital radio options over here that I know of are subscription-based, so i would doubt that simply having a DAB-enabled D2 gives me access to those stations, but can anybody clarify the situation for me? thanks in advance

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