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by：LCD Mall
2020-08-15
Digital broadcasting may be booming in Australia, with more than one.
There are 2 million listeners listening every week, but one barrier to greater success is the difficulty of installing digital radios on cars.
One solution to this obstacle is the pure Highway 300Di, which can replace the old car sound without major dashboard renovations.
Developed by the digital radio brand Pure, The 300Di consists of three parts: an \"interface box\" running the program, an electric antenna and a compact controller with an OLED screen
All devices should be installed by the audio technician.
AutoXtreme performed the task we tested, connected the box to our AM/FM radio, attached the bracket to the right side of the steering wheel, and attached the digital radio antenna to the top left corner of the windshield.
Audio improvements are significant once installed.
The music plays the CD recording and the sound of the AM radio station, which once cracked and has now arrived in detail.
The power antenna ensures that few black spots are received (
We haven\'t found it yet).
Perhaps better than quality improvement is the number of available digital stations.
After a short scan, more than 30 channels appear on the 300Di controller, each listed by name and available via central dial selection
The \"extra\" station includes three J stations unearthed.
There is a Favorites button where you can save 30 of the best stations.
This premium radio will allow you to pause the live broadcast for up to eight minutes (
Record results)
, Play songs for up to an hour after turning off the car in picnic mode, or plug gadgets such as iPod into the USB cable that comes with it.
Some of the drawbacks include switching between stations and limiting radio scanning takes a few seconds.
For ease of viewing, the user should ensure that the controller is placed in the central console.
There are 2 million listeners listening every week, but one barrier to greater success is the difficulty of installing digital radios on cars.
One solution to this obstacle is the pure Highway 300Di, which can replace the old car sound without major dashboard renovations.
Developed by the digital radio brand Pure, The 300Di consists of three parts: an \"interface box\" running the program, an electric antenna and a compact controller with an OLED screen
All devices should be installed by the audio technician.
AutoXtreme performed the task we tested, connected the box to our AM/FM radio, attached the bracket to the right side of the steering wheel, and attached the digital radio antenna to the top left corner of the windshield.
Audio improvements are significant once installed.
The music plays the CD recording and the sound of the AM radio station, which once cracked and has now arrived in detail.
The power antenna ensures that few black spots are received (
We haven\'t found it yet).
Perhaps better than quality improvement is the number of available digital stations.
After a short scan, more than 30 channels appear on the 300Di controller, each listed by name and available via central dial selection
The \"extra\" station includes three J stations unearthed.
There is a Favorites button where you can save 30 of the best stations.
This premium radio will allow you to pause the live broadcast for up to eight minutes (
Record results)
, Play songs for up to an hour after turning off the car in picnic mode, or plug gadgets such as iPod into the USB cable that comes with it.
Some of the drawbacks include switching between stations and limiting radio scanning takes a few seconds.
For ease of viewing, the user should ensure that the controller is placed in the central console.
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