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Everyone is just too busy these days trying to get everything done in what little time we have and some things we want to do, see, or hear often are missed. For the busy person, the electronics companies have been very innovative coming out with devices that can carry your 2000 plus album music collection or record cable and broadcast TV right to DVD or a hard drive. Recording live radio has been a problem for as long as I can remember, especially if the programs are longer than the standard 90 to 110 minute 1/4-inch cassette audio tapes, which are becoming harder and harder to find. Then there is the issue of trying to tape a show when you can’t be at the location of your radio and the tape deck. I’ve been
in radio for a long time, since WBBM in Chicago while in high school
and college in the late 60’s; talk radio shows on computers and
tech news in LA, to my undercover DJ’ing for a Jazz radio station
a few times a week now. |
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Programming the Pogo Radio YourWay to the 10 preset stations each for AM and FM is a breeze; as is setting up one-time or recurrent recording times. I swear that it is simpler than programming a VCR, although that might not be easy enough for a certain radio computer show host I know at KABC. How many times have you wanted to listen to a certain talk show, ball game or special show and you had to be in a meeting or on a date? Your problem is solved, record it and play it back later today or tomorrow with the built-in speaker, stereo ear-buds, or better yet, plug it into your boom-box at home with a 1/8” stereo patch cord, all of which are included. |
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