CB shops like people like that. They make tons of money off people that don't know and don't want to know.
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Easiest way to achieve hi fi?
- Thread starter Bearcat
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CB shops like people like that. They make tons of money off people that don't know and don't want to know.
Mark Twain said it is easier to fool a person than to convince a person that have been fooled. I would have to agree....of course I read that online so he may have never actually said that.
For me it has almost nothing to do with efficiency. If I cant hold a conversation with you other than making the first initial contact I dont want to talk to you. Example, contesting or poor conditions. Those said contraptions are defently not needed. I run a Kenwood TS-850 %150 mod nothing more than a slightly modded radio and a perfectly clean signal.
Should come with a warning sticker..resist the urge to use 12db's + of low bass for voice use.
My smoking gun is a universal fit for practically any radio. My choice is rack gear. You can use one to multiple units in line and I just hook it up into the mic jack of the radio. I use XLR cables and I have made adapters to whatever pin out your radio needs. I've also bought them premade and they work fine. Heil makes good examples of what you would need or even to copy them and make your own. I've used other types of devices like the MFJ 655b and they work well but the instructions were not very good. I find that the audio from the rack gear pushes the radios filters more to "spill over" the standard limitations of each radio you use it on. The user would need to use another radio as a receiving radio to help adjust how they sound over the air. The end result is better sounding audio without having to modify the insides of your radio. Of course if you choose to modify the insides of your radio for better audio, your smile just gets bigger. Currently I have the audio going into an Anytone 6666. Tiny radio but big sound.
