you are advised to turn on RFE/RL's farsi language programme "Radio Farda" on 12005 kHz.
This is probably the best audio signal (and also the best propagation) I have ever heard on SW.
Good old Woofferton tx
How good SW might sound like...
How good SW might sound like...
If you ever wanted a good example of how excellent music on shortwave can sound,
you are advised to turn on RFE/RL's farsi language programme "Radio Farda" on 12005 kHz.
This is probably the best audio signal (and also the best propagation) I have ever heard on SW.
Good old Woofferton tx
you are advised to turn on RFE/RL's farsi language programme "Radio Farda" on 12005 kHz.
This is probably the best audio signal (and also the best propagation) I have ever heard on SW.
Good old Woofferton tx
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Re: How good SW might sound like...
agreed, i wonder how much of the music the station themselves actually produces since i can't imagine all these Iranian versions of top 40 songs were produced in the country
Farda & Sawa have a really distinctive sound, I identified sawa just from some weak music on one of Walt Salimanovs dx recordings
Farda & Sawa have a really distinctive sound, I identified sawa just from some weak music on one of Walt Salimanovs dx recordings
Rx: Burkhardt Reuter RDR54D1, Elad FDM-S2, Airspace HF+ w/ CLP 5130 Log P ant on rooftop rotator V/H polarization options.