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Sept 9, 2021 22:58:48 GMT
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I have a very noisy old van with a curse word radio. I was thinking a set of headphones with In build DAB radio would solve the problem, but have since been told that DAB radios in cars are different to the ones in static units as they have different tuning capabilities. So they don’t auto tune like a car radio. Has anyone tried DAB headphones in a car whilst driving and how well did they work?
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Sept 10, 2021 17:51:06 GMT
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I bought a personal dab radio s while ago, it was so rubbish I sent it back.
If I have to drive a vehicle without a dab fitted I take my £20 Tesco special dab radio, running on 4xAA batteries,and use that, it doesn't seem to loose the signal any differently to the built-in ones
I appreciate in a rattly van you might have a volume issue, but it works fine normally
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Sept 10, 2021 18:04:17 GMT
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My missus has a pretty much brand new Ford Kuga (everything I have only gets the usual FM/AM etc) I can honestly say DAB is sh1t in a car. It constantly goes off, no signal or whatever the issue is, but it’s really plop. I drive her car now & then & after 5 mins I just bang good old radio 2 back on.
The other thing is adverts!!!!! Wow they drive me F’in nuts on the radio
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Last Edit: Sept 10, 2021 18:05:11 GMT by rattlecan
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