“As one of the first regional consumer electronics retailers to stock HD Radio receivers when they went on sale last year, we have been a consistent champion of this technology. “We are excited to be the first tabletop HD Radio receiver on the market, and we look forward to bringing the Boston Sound to consumers of digital AM and FM radio.” ![]() “With more stations converting to digital each day and multicasting on the verge of taking off, it is a perfect time to be launching the Recepter Radio HD,” said Stephen Shenefield, Senior Director of Product Development, Boston Acoustics. Just as importantly, prices of comparable receivers are falling by 50% or more from 2004 levels, making HD Radio products available to a wider range of consumers.”ĭemand has been steadily building for Boston Acoustics’ Recepter Radio HD, a sleek new addition to the enormously popular Recepter Radio family. “By the end of 2005, we expect to see at least a dozen different manufacturers offering HD Radio products across categories that include aftermarket and OEM automotive, tabletop, and high-end home. With a nationwide broadcast network being implemented and over 6 out of 10 people across the USA able to receive HD Radio signals, these receiver manufacturers have joined us at NAB to show their commitment to building and marketing a variety of products to meet the growing consumer demand for digital AM and FM radio,” said Robert Struble, president and CEO of iBiquity Digital Corporation. “At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, 21 of the nation’s leading broadcast groups announced their commitment to the accelerated implementation of HD Radio technology at 2,000 stations across the country. ![]() Highlights of the event included sneak peeks at HD Radio tabletop receivers from Polk Audio and Radiosophy (formerly RIVERadio), new in-dash receivers from Sanyo and Panasonic, home receivers by Yamaha, ADA, and Rotel and additional details on the Boston Acoustics Recepter Radio HD expected to reach consumers this summer. LAS VEGAS, NV, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show - ApExecutives representing Boston Acoustics, Good Guys, Panasonic, Polk Audio, Radiosophy and Sanyo joined iBiquity Digital at NAB today to discuss the growing number of new HD Radio receivers coming to market. Radiosophy, a privately held company with operations in North Sioux City, South Dakota, is dedicated to developing innovative, high-quality, affordable receivers for the digital radio market.Radio Manufacturers Introduce Wide Range of New HD Radio Products, Lower PricesĪDA, Polk, Radiosophy, Rotel, Sanyo and Yamaha Introduce New HD Radio Receivers in response to growing number of HD Radio stations on air More information on the complete line of Radiosophy’s HD Radio products can be found online at or by calling 1-877-4HD-RADIO (443.7234). Radiosophy will be attending and giving away an HD100 radio as a door prize. Radio Guide’s Barry Mishkind is hosting a luncheon with the “Lunch Bunch” at the Riviera Hotel Buffet Restaurant on Tuesday, April 15th. until 6:00 p.m., the Radiosophy HD100 and MultiSteam will be displayed in conjunction with an HD Radio demo by Beasley Broadcasting just outside the main entrance to the convention center. ![]() Attendees can see it at the Nautel booth (N8111) and the Harris Corporation booth (N2502.) Radiosophy will be displaying the HD100 radio in two different locations at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Expo in Las Vegas, April 14-19th. Additionally, the receiver allows for the connection of external AM and FM antennas. The HD100 has all the common clock radio functions - alarm, snooze, and sleep and users can select up to five FM station presets and five AM station presets. “It’s very easy to use and features everything HD Radio has to offer for a very affordable price.” “We’re excited to be shipping the HD100 radio in May,” stated Bill Billings, founder and Chief Technical Officer. ![]() A “scan all” feature lets users scan for both analog and HD stations. As soon as the radio detects a digital station, an indicator light blinks until the receiver locks on that station. Also, the receiver has a “scan HD” feature allowing the tuner to scan only for HD Radio stations in the listening area. The HD100 features a line-in input which allows users to play MP3 and other audio devices through the radio speakers. The HD100 radio can be purchased online at or by calling 1-877-4HD-RADIO (443-7234). To take advantage of this special offer, orders must be placed by June 30th, 2007. The HD100 is a fully-featured entry-level HD Radio which will retail for $119.95.įor a limited time only, Radiosophy is offering the HD100 at an introductory price of $99.95. Radiosophy, LLC, announced a new HD Radio receiver scheduled to begin shipping in May 2007. Low Cost HD Radio Announced Special Introductory Offer – $99.95 Sneak Peek at NAB in Las Vegas
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