Digital transmistion

[radiotvnut]

BTW, the TV combinations that you are talking about were not around in the '30's. Those didn't appear until the late '40's and they were black & white and had small screens. The larger screen B&W models came out in the '50's and were popular through the early to mid '60's. Stereo models will almost always be from the '60's.

The early color TV / stereo combinations became popular in the early '60's and most had 21" round CRT's. The color combinations with rectangular tubes came out in the mid '60's and were made up until at least the late '70's.

[peverett]

One thing to remember is that, in spite of misconceptions, broadcast analog radio is not changing(only TV). This is in spite of the push for "HD radio".

With the very limited number of sets for sale available to receive "HD radio", I am not to sure that it is going to fly. I saw one very ugly Sony at Circuit City and one very cheaply made set at Radio Shack. I could not find the one that Fry's was supposed to have. (One of the sales people told me that HD Radio was some companies that could not afford satellites answer to Cirrus, etc. Could be true.)