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Title: GREAT Audio Post by: wa1sth on September 15, 2017, 04:07:13 PM Was on 75 today listening to Rob, W1AEX and Skip, WT1H on his new E-rig...WOW talk about GREAT audio. These guys have taken "Hi fidelity audio" VERY seriously and have done a great job. I should have recorded it and posted it here. Daytime band conditions were great and it was very enjoyable listening...73's to all
Title: Re: GREAT Audio Post by: w1vtp on September 15, 2017, 04:58:17 PM There are a few around this area that have "E" or SDR rigs and have tweaked them for fidelity. My handicap is a natural voice that has about 30% THD already built in
Al Title: Re: GREAT Audio Post by: wa1sth on September 15, 2017, 05:56:39 PM Al, you always sound GREAT......it would be pretty boring if we all sounded the same...
Title: Re: GREAT Audio Post by: w1vtp on September 15, 2017, 06:07:40 PM I think there's a place for good fidelity AM and for a properly adjusted so-called communications grade AM signal. First of all, it's all about meeting each other - enjoying the experience and experimentation. Experimentation can take the form of building a transmitter that has good fidelity or bringing back an old vintage transmitter so that it works "as advertised." AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands
I like the AM experience either way. What I don't enjoy is the PW signals that dip into the noise with every selective fade and/or additionally is poorly adjusted - make that operating at around 50% or so modulation. I always enjoy the times when I'm on AM - we have a great bunch of folks with no personality wars. 73 es CU at NearFest, Al |