What
is DAB?
DAB stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting and is the future
of radio broadcasting.
It's interference free and features a wide and varied choice of
stations broadcasting both nationally and locally.
If you live in a poor signal area where the FM signal is barely
audible, then DAB may offer you better reception.
DAB is a new technology which broadcasts audio and data services
that can be received in over 85% of the United Kingdom. With the
right kind of tuner, listeners can receive a choice of stations
without hiss or fade unlike conventional FM and AM receivers.
No matter where you are in the UK, whether on holiday in the Lake
District, on a mountain or driving in your car, you can listen to
digital radio without hassle. The signal is either there or not
at all.
DAB offers listeners more choice of programmes from rock, pop,
classical and easy listening, to spoken word, news and more. So
whatever your mood, there is always something on DAB for you - subject
to availability.
To check availability of stations within your area, use our postcode
checker.
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