Rotoplooker
Well-Known Member
I'm new to tuners and I have been playing with the idea of picking up a mid-level vintage solid state tuner. My concern is with the talk that terrestrial radio has officially already been issued a death knell, with the advent of digital/satellite radio (not so much what they are now, but what they will be in the future)
As I understand it, the U.S has even set a date for the cut off, much like the pending demise of CRT/NTSC/non-digital broadcast based equipment and technology. I think here in Canada, we're not far behind.
This is not a troll, so don't come down heavy on me. Money is scarce and I am potentially spending money I don't really have and want to make sure I do the right thing. I love radio and have a handfull of exceptional stations that I would like to listen to.
So, what say you..all in, or buy something inexpensive and watch the house of cards fall down in a couple of years?
As I understand it, the U.S has even set a date for the cut off, much like the pending demise of CRT/NTSC/non-digital broadcast based equipment and technology. I think here in Canada, we're not far behind.
This is not a troll, so don't come down heavy on me. Money is scarce and I am potentially spending money I don't really have and want to make sure I do the right thing. I love radio and have a handfull of exceptional stations that I would like to listen to.
So, what say you..all in, or buy something inexpensive and watch the house of cards fall down in a couple of years?