Bill,
Whatever it is, it is being generated by their IBOC signal. They all
seem to have it or at least most do. I noticed it on KFBK, KGO, and even
KEX at night. It has something to do with the skip signal I would guess.
Any fading it sounds like a hiss fraightrain behind the signal. Really
awful
Bill,
The KGO signal has "hiss" in it. No doubt about that. They may lose a
lot of their night audience if they keep the HD at night. I had to
adjust the tone control on my Super Radio to mask the hiss. I can live
with it, but it is there and I doubt John Q Public will put up with it.
They had thi
Pat, are you hearing artifacts from the non-linearity problem that
directional arrays have, or are you hearing something else? Please
straighten this confused DXer out.
bill
Patrick Martin wrote:
> The issue with all IBOC at night is the non stable skip signal. I can
> always hear that fraight
Bill, I take it that KGO is suffering from self-created IBOC
interference due to asymmetry in its sidebands because of its
directional antenna array. Is that true?
Bill
bill kral wrote:
> KGO does not play music so if it does not sound good
> here in BC,No matter,it's just talk and it sounds
I haven't been on the E/W axis of KGO lately, but when I used to drive into the
Bay Area on 580 in the Pleasanton-Livermore area, KGO was pretty much
unlistenable as far as the audio quality goes...something about their pattern
which I never bothered to figure out. I doubt that IBOC would impro
The issue with all IBOC at night is the non stable skip signal. I can
always hear that fraight train behind the audio. So there are problems.
Patrick
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KGO does not play music so if it does not sound good
here in BC,No matter,it's just talk and it sounds like
Bernie Ward's voice has some IBOC hash in it
anyway.The only difference I can hear is that the
voice of the on air guy causes a bit of hiss which
trails behind for a split second.Other than
