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Ah the good old soundcrappers, what a great idea that was.

Wow 600-800 for a mic. I really like the EQ on it, too bad it wasn't 200-300 and worked on an ICOM 718 or 7300.

jrobi if you click on his name a box will appear and tell you the below info. So this means the guy has not logged into the forum in 12 years. He won't be seeing your question...

This is about the most information you will find for a Magnum S9. The channel/freq display board is a point of concern these days. The replacement part is no longer made, when they go bad your pretty much SOL. https://www.worldwidedx.com/cbt/radios/rflimited/magnum_s9/index.html Here is a...

Agreed. I use the self serve kiosks all the time after hours, no lines.

I see now, guy just wants a channel mod for extra's. When I first read this post I though you were referring to hi fi or wideband audio mods.

You can pick your own numbers, they can be random or have some special meaning to you.

I think you will need more then a cb tech for that radio. This is a very old model, even if you find a Yaesu repair person parts will be the next issue. Nice old school rig, looks like 1976-1979 production years. This Al guy can still work on them. Good luck...

I'll check that one out.

In both examples those radio's each have variable power. You can get by running a 4 pill amp with a higher powered radio IF you back the radio power down so as to not overdrive the amp. I have no idea what the suggested input levels are with a Carl built but I would assume it would be the same...

https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/reu-stick-500 I'm really considering this one.

I'm sure there are several other top notch places, these are just three I have used over the years when a local tech is not available.

BJ I think this is the complete link. http://www.sarts1.com/

Would a factory re-set help?

Well no. If you have a Texas star amp you put the fan on the heat sink. If you cut a hole in the cover and do a butcher job yours fool. Nuff said

https://customcbradios.com/ https://www.bobscb.com/ https://superiorcb.com/ Here are three darn good choices that do quality honest tech work.

https://www.walcottradio.com/rj45-to-4pin-microphone-adapter-cable-p-3341.html Looks like it might be the same as the Stryker.

I'm sure it's all surface mount, not too many people like to mess with that. Probably be easier to just get a 2018 Extreme echo mic and be done. If you really feel you need echo. https://www.theradiogarage.com/product-page/texas-ranger-tre-top-one-ssb-cb-radio Well this place says they can add...

Agreed. That radio is the same at the Uniden 122xl. It's a great sounding stable on SSB low powered radio. Team it up with a KL203 amplifier and that is a bang for the buck set-up.

Agreed. I have the red Anderson plugs on all my amplifiers. I have seen red, gray, and the blue ones pictured. If you have a butane torch it’s simple to melt solder in the metal pieces, dunk the wire and then snap them into the plastic plugs.