Is there a switchable compressor for a car analogue radio?

[Jim Gregory]

BBC Radio 4 FM is hardly compressed, so listening to its speech progs is not
so easy in a noisy car. Is there a good, switchable 13V stereo compressor
made that can be installed between pre-amp o/p and power-amp i/p stages of a
car radio? I am not keen on processed DAB.
TIA
Jim

[Matt Ion]

Jim Gregory wrote:
> BBC Radio 4 FM is hardly compressed, so listening to its speech progs is not
> so easy in a noisy car. Is there a good, switchable 13V stereo compressor
> made that can be installed between pre-amp o/p and power-amp i/p stages of a
> car radio? I am not keen on processed DAB.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1990s-Micro-Limiter-Alesis_W0QQitemZ120062092661QQihZ002QQcategoryZ414 52QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

Probably be a lot cheaper than something designed specifically for the car. They
use 9-volt adapters, IIRC, but should work fine on 12V, or just pick up a
cigarette-lighter regulator and hardwire it in.