A big change is on its way within the field of commercial radio transmissions.
<p>The old analog radio transmissions is being replaced by modern digital technology. Gradually the old radios will cease to function and the sounds that these machines made will by history.
</p><p>This is the sound of “static” when you search between the stations.
</p><p>The Radio that was recorded is a National Panasonic GX 10. Manufactured in the late seventies.
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Sound recorder and photographer: Fredrik Johansson
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Sound recorder and photographer: Fredrik Johansson</div>
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