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Question: i am looking for a good internet radio for listening to talk radio, both live streaming and repeated content. What is recommended?
Document: This is my third internet radio and the best so far. This radio does not have internal speakers and will need to be connected to a sound system. The cables required to do so are included. Sound quality will be dependent on the quality of the stream you are listening to and the auxiliary equipment it is played through. I use this radio to provide content for an AM transmitter so I can receive good programming for my vintage radios throughout my house. As such it is on 24/7/365.
The app is the saving Grace (pun entirely intended) of this radio. Listening live doesn't seem to be a problem but if you're looking for on-demand radio, might be best to look elsewhere. It's a shame - I love to favour the underdog but in this case, Grace have lost out and ultimately been replaced with a Logitech Squeezebox radio.
I had problems with this radio. Its not really a radio but a port to the internet for streaming Radio and talk shows,Ect. Any what Iwanted was a Device than be tuned to a station then turned off and would reliably come back on to that same selection and couldbe controlled remotely.
NOAA weather radio is also available, which I found very useful on a few occasions. There are quite a few other streaming choices as well, both free and premium.This streaming device is perfect if you are looking for something that you can attach to an existing audio system. There is no internal speaker, so you can't listen to this without an external amp or headphones. Sound quality is very good, both through an audio system and from the headphone jack.
I came looking for internet radios after a hideous moment in customer service when SiriusXM satellite radio (in the US and Canada) just dropped BBC Radio 1 without warning. Constant lobbying by pressure groups and social networking failed to change their mind so I cancelled my subscriptions and went looking for alternatives. The Solo is working for us now as just such an alternative.We hooked it up to our regular radio and listened to Radio 1 live (although they're 7 hours ahead of us).
Also there is a headphone jack, which can also be used as for connection to a home stereo or for personal listening as well. The radio also allows you access to at least 17,000 stations from across the globe. If that wasn't enough, they also can give one access to stuff like Sirius Internet Radio, Live 365, Pandora, iHeart Radio and access from news stations from CBS and NPR.
good enough quality.Streaming rate is displayed on display.Cons:iHeart radio cannot listen to custom channels.Internet Radio stations are listed in alphabetic order for the USA - not by state.
I happened across a review of a similar product and immediately started looking at items in this category. I live in a river valley where I have lousy radio reception that is made even worse by a large radio station antenna about a mile from my home. (unfortunately, one that broadcasts a format I don't like). There is bleedover from that signal that swamps the signals to which I want to listen that make it sometimes impossible to listen to them.
There are plenty of other reviews here that get into all the details so read those. I've been a SIRIUS subscriber for years and found this to be a nice compliment  to my radio listening, especially for getting some out of town sports talk shows that I got tired of listening to on my laptop. Worth every cent I paid and well built, BUT... whoever designed the two primary control buttons is a MORON.
Crystal clear radio from all over... and no monthly subscription like XM//SIRIUS. Kind of a pain to load the stations in initially but once you do that you're good to go. I was interested in listening to a station from another state (which works great) but discovered that even my local stations are consistently clearer with the internet signal. It uses the wireless router that I already had for my computer internet signal so that part was very simple.
Answer: Had my Grace Digital for several years works great, the occasional update is a pain the unit has to be unplugged for the update to work. Bought a refurbished unit and saved a lot of $.