Bringing Web Radios Back to FM

When going on vacation, I listen to local radios stations using a small portable radio that I bring with me. I absolutely love doing this as the music often changes of what I'm used to, and it makes me discover new things. One of those radios I love listening to is the RTL 102.5 , an italian radio. I always listen to it when I go on a trip in Italy. However, it only is a national station and doesn't broadcast in other countries such as Switzerland. A good way of continuing to listen to programs that aren't broadcasted on FM are web radios , and you'll ask me, why don't I want to listen to them ? They're near perfection, they're live, have a good audio quality, and much more ! And the answer is in the question. They're perfect . I find that this perfection breaks the charm of FM. Having lossless 96kHz in your headset doesn't have the same vibe at all than getting a signal from a tower being at hundreds of kilometers from your tiny 15 bucks portable radio. So in this article, I'll try to