DAB Radio

Digital audio broadcasting (DAB) also known as digital radio and high-definition radio, is audio broadcasting in which analog audio is converted into a digital signal and transmitted on an assigned channel in the AM or FM frequency range.

The advantages of DAB Radio: 

- DAB radio signals can be received in many more locations throughout the world than analogue signals. - Much more increased sound quality than analogue radio. - Much easier tuning compared to analogue radios. DAB radios simply have a list of stations to select so you do not have to remember frequencies, this is much more easier and time efficient.  - With some DAB radios you can Pause, Rewind and Record. - You can choose all kind of music stations from all round the world. - DAB radios look good, they can be a stylish addition to a room. - DAB broadcast also has the ability to send data via a Radio Data System (RDS). For example many DAB Radios can show the name of the station you are tuned to plus extra text which the broadcaster wants to send such as song titles, the name of the current programme, what’s coming up next and contact details for things like radio competitions.