My experience in Continental Europe with DAB is that when you receive the signal it is fine, but when the signal is flaky it is useless. For FM signals, the qua

My experience in Continental Europe with DAB is that when you receive the signal it is fine, but when the signal is flaky it is useless. For FM signals, the quality drop at bad reception is much more linear, and not a binary type of reception where it drops, but rather just gets grainy. Since internet coverage is so wide, I can always receive digital radio online, should I wish to. In the case I am somewhere with bad data reception, I would probably preffer FM.