[cma-l] Raspberries, Steroids and Low Cost DAB

Artisan Broadcast sales at artisanbroadcast.uk
Wed Dec 3 11:15:12 GMT 2014


Hi Nick

As well as for now.  I never felt, during the demo or in any of the
follow-up, that this was a means to replace FM.  So I don't think we should
get bogged down in that here.  Let's look at this for what it is ... an
opportunity to trial an accessible form of digital radio.

5-6 years you only had the option to spend £12,000 to £20,000 in your first
year to get your single station on DAB.  This smaller scale version is only
going to cost a fraction of that per service (up to six of course).  Don't
knock it until we've 'trialled' it.

Cat

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*Catherine Lake*
Consultant Engineer
*Digital Media & Infrastructure*
http://www.artisanbroadcast.uk/


On 3 December 2014 at 09:00, Canalside's The Thread <office at thethread.org.uk
> wrote:

>       Sorry everyone for a rather Numpty-ish question, but if all this
> goes well and ‘’’within’’ a Community Radio Budget are saying this would be
> an ‘’’AS-WELL AS’’’ or an ‘’’INSTEAD OF’’   ie:- either / or ???
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> I don’t see any benefit at all if you have to switch off FM and go just
> DAB ……………….just so folk don’t get selective memory loss I would like to
> point out that the DAB discussion started about 5 – 6 years ago with the
> original suggestion of ‘shifting’ all the Big Stations over, thus leaving
> FM for Community Radio, which of course would mean a heck of a lot of
> Community Radio.
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> Obviously the discussion has gone off on lots of different routes since.
> Nowt wrong with that may I say … not complaining, just making a point
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> All the best everyone
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> Regards
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> Nick
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