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It’s the most significant advancement in radio broadcasting since the introduction of FM stereo more than 50 years ago. HD Radio™ technology enables 101.5 LITE FM to broadcast our music and programming digitally –- a tremendous technological leap from the analog broadcasts of the past.
It's the culmination of 101.5 LITE FM's 20-year commitment to digital technology, which included the debut of South Florida's first computer-controlled radio studio in 1990, the complete storage of our music library on digital hard-drive in 1997, and a transition to all-digital studios in 2001.
101.5 LITE FM now offers CD-quality sound
You'll benefit from crystal-clear reception with no hiss or distortion
You'll hear your favorite LITE music with the live, local personalities you know
You'll continue to get local traffic, weather and news
And it's all free of charge -- with no contract and no subscription fees
Absolutely. 101.5 LITE FM will continue to transmit our programming in analog as well as digital. With a digital HD Radio™ receiver, though, you'll be able to benefit from the better-quality sound and a number of other technological advancements which are coming shortly -- including real-time title and artist display of the songs playing ... and real-time traffic alerts.
Plus, through HD Radio™ and digital broadcasting, 101.5 LITE FM can now offering you an additional channel of programming that you can only hear on an HD Radio™ receiver. (During the holiday season, it's the 'LITE FM Holiday Channel' -- continuous carols and sounds of the season through New Year's Day.)
Most radios today have digital tuning displays, showing a station's exact frequency. And many car radios (using older analog technology called 'RDS') can show the currently-playing title and artist data when you tune to 101.5 LITE FM and some other stations. But these aren't HD Radio™ receivers.
Only a true HD Radio™ receiver can provide you the crystal-clear CD-quality sound of pure digital transmission. And only a true HD Radio receiver will give you the opportunity to hear the additional channels of programming which are coming soon to many FM stations -- including 101.5 LITE FM.
Learn more about how HD Radio™ works
Since HD Radio™ is a free broadcast, all you have to do is get a new HD Radio™ receiver for your home or car. Prices are plummeting as the HD Radio™ revolution catches on.
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