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Analog vs. Digital

Analog Versus Digital Radio Systems

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Two-Way Radio Sales and Service

Are you not sure whether to buy an analog or digital two-way radio system? Contact 2 Way Radio of Minnesota Inc today. With over 45 years of experience, our experts can help you choose the right radio system and accessories for your needs. We also provide a FREE trial with radios.

Difference Between Analog and Digital Radios

In digital radios, the audio is manipulated (similar to a cell phone - analog, or digital). Digital radio offers 100% clarity on the noisy edge, while analog radios have a squelching noise when you move to the edge of coverage.


Digital repeaters of DMR format can use two voice channels on the same licensed frequency at the same time. It’s similar to having two separate repeaters with one piece of equipment.

What Are My Options if I Don't Want to Change My Radio?

For those looking to stay with their current equipment, they can replace radios that cannot communicate on narrow bands, or they can stick with narrow bands only. Once you've decided which two-way radio system you need, visit our locally owned business right away. We also have amazing radio accessories.


The best thing to do would be to buy a digital radio, program it in analog mode, and use it with your current equipment. In this manner, you don't have to switch to the ultra-narrow band if the FCC mandates it, or you can choose to switch completely to digital.

Choose the Right Radio With Expert Advice

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(507) 234-5279

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