[GungaDin]

I thought a few people might be interested in this:  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/8200090/Radio-3-begins-HD-broadcasts.html
 
 
[size=1.2em] Technology News[/size]
BBC Radio 3 will be playing better music tomorrow morning – the Corporation’s classical station has become the first in the UK to broadcast full time in so-called “high definition sound”.
The improvements in audio quality are achieved by increasing the “bit rate” of the broadcast signal. Radio 3 is already broadcast at the highest quality of any BBC radio station, transmitted at 192 kbit per second. The new HD standard, however, uses 320 kbit/s. Audio on a CD is approximately 1400 kbit/s, but compression technologies for digital audio mean that 320 kbit/s is considered to be sufficient by many audiophiles.




 

 

[Munze]

that could be great, as they have some excellent shows.
IMHO they are THE radio for classical music

 

[googleborg]

i listen to radio 3 on FM via my onkyo 9090II, the station is much 'quieter' than others, i guess because they don't pump their volume up (like classic FM).  The sound quality, and much of their programming, is brilliant.