D.A.B. stands for Digital Audio Broadcasting.  It’s the new way of broadcasting radio and it has dramatic advantages.

More stations means you can listen to your old favourites or, better still, listen to something new.

BBC National Stations:
Radio 1,
Radio 2,
Radio 3,
Radio 4,
Radio 5 live,
Radio 5 live Sports Extra,
BBC 6 Music,
BBC 7,
BBC 1 extra,
BBC Asian Network,
BBC World Service,
More here

Digital 1 National Stations:
Classic FM,
PlanetRock,
Talksport,
Absolute,
Amazing,
BFBS,
Premier Christian
Panjab Radio
UCB
More here

Local Stations vary by region.  Check your local DAB stations here

Check all UK stations available on DAB here 

View coverage maps here

Convenience

Tuning is much easier with DAB because you select a station name, not a frequency.  Tuning is accurate and re-tuning when motoring is automatic – no twiddling necessary!

Improved sound quality (SQ) with less interference and hiss

Even in a strong signal area, FM is prone to interference and hiss, especially in-car. Because it’s digital, DAB is virtually interference and hiss free.  There's more about why in-car DAB is far superior to FM here

 

DAB is inexpensive

Amazingly, high-performance in-car DAB systems start at just £69.99.  You can even get a top-flight system with USB, Bluetooth and lots more for around £300!

 

Want to know more?  See here