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Aftermarket unit with decent AM radio reception?
Aftermarket unit with decent AM radio reception?
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
Re: Aftermarket unit with decent AM radio reception?
In article <dc6f7220-3330-4010-947a-2516957594f0@j78g2000hsd.googlegroups . com >, marklaw <mkalina@ameritech . net > wrote:
>Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
>auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
>that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
>experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
Should be interesting. With HD radio you would think they
would have to concentrate more on AM.
greg
In article <dc6f7220-3330-4010-947a-2516957594f0@j78g2000hsd.googlegroups . com >, marklaw <mkalina@ameritech . net > wrote:
>Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
>auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
>that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
>experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
Should be interesting. With HD radio you would think they
would have to concentrate more on AM.
greg
Re: Aftermarket unit with decent AM radio reception?
GregS wrote:
> In article <dc6f7220-3330-4010-947a-2516957594f0@j78g2000hsd.googlegroups . com >, marklaw <mkalina@ameritech . net > wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
>> auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
>> that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
>> experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
>
>
> Should be interesting. With HD radio you would think they
> would have to concentrate more on AM.
>
> greg
I didn't even know that people still listened to AM.... That kind of
went out when I was a kid in the 70s.
GregS wrote:
> In article <dc6f7220-3330-4010-947a-2516957594f0@j78g2000hsd.googlegroups . com >, marklaw <mkalina@ameritech . net > wrote:
>> Can anyone recommend an aftermarket in-dash unit with CD/mp3 player,
>> auxiliary input, iPod ready, and preferably bluetooth (GPS not needed)
>> that actually receives a clear AM radio signal? My AM radio
>> experiences with aftermarket products has not been the best. Thanks.
>
>
> Should be interesting. With HD radio you would think they
> would have to concentrate more on AM.
>
> greg
I didn't even know that people still listened to AM.... That kind of
went out when I was a kid in the 70s.
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