For Manufacturers
DRM Radios & Equipment
For links to detailed information about the DRM radios and receiving equipment now available to listeners, click on the links below:
Consumer Receivers:
- TechniSat MultyRadio
MultyRadio supports analogue reception technology (FM/MW/LW/SW) tuners and combines this with their digital successor standards DAB (Digital Audio Broadcast) and DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale). SPECIAL OFFER!!!
- Himalaya DRM 2009
DRM2009 supports DAB/DRM/AM/FM services with MP3/WAV playback.
- Morphy Richards
Morphy Richards supports DAB/DRM/AM/ FM services wiht MP3 playback via SD-card.
- Mayah Communications
The DRM Receiver 2010
Car/Truck Converters:
- Starwaves Car Box
STARWAVES CarBox, is a DRM and DAB digital radio converter box for vehicles and boats that can also receive analogue short, medium and long wave as well as FM stations.
PC-based Receivers and Software:
- Coding Technologies
The world's first DRM-capable USB port receiver is Coding Technologies' Digital World Traveller:
- NTi Rudolf Ille Nachrichtentechnik
DRB 30 PC-controlled Software Defined Radio (SDR) shortwave receiver platform, compatible with most popular SDR software.
- WiNRADiO Communications
Several solutions for internal professional shortwave PC-card version and external professional shortwave version with USB link (Picture: WR-G303i)
Where to Buy
For delivery of the Morphy Richards radio in Germany from T-Online (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Himalaya radios in Germany from T-Online (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Morphy Richards radio to various countries from i-gear.com (website in English): <click here>
For delivery of semi-professional receivers to various countries (website in German): <click here>
For delivery of the Technisat radio in Germany from Teleropa to various countries (website in German): <click here>
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