I know you didn’t read the article, as per usual, since like the third line says this: "I’m mostly focused on the United States here, as FM radio access and laws vary from country to country. "
Every time I get in a car without Bluetooth or an aux and have to listen to the radio, I’m quickly reminded that I’d actually prefer to listen to road noise than ads and turn it off.
Why? So I can listen to local dealership and furniture store adverts? No thanks
“My use case is the only use case in the whole world!”
Is there any place in America with fm radio that isn’t shit? I’ve been to over half the union and haven’t seen it yet
Anywhere with public access college radio.
College radio stations. For example, 90.7 WFUV.
ETA: I also like public radio, such as WNYC 93.9.
Sure. Because America is the whole world!
I know you didn’t read the article, as per usual, since like the third line says this: "I’m mostly focused on the United States here, as FM radio access and laws vary from country to country. "
Oh. Heh.
Read the article much?
Every time I get in a car without Bluetooth or an aux and have to listen to the radio, I’m quickly reminded that I’d actually prefer to listen to road noise than ads and turn it off.