Is HD radio worth it?
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If you are getting good FM reception and enough stations now there may be no benefits. The actual sound is not higher fidelity.
I don't know about using HD in a car, it seems likely that reception would be difficult as you drive around.
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M$If you don't have high-bandwidth internet at home than you probably also are not in range of an HD radio broadcaster.
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I work in an unrelated field and have nothing to do with radio except that I have been an NPR fan for many years. How anyone can stand commercials is beyond me. More to the point in answering this Mahalo question, I have an HD radio and am happy with it. It is a Sangean component tuner.