Your radio is capped at 3kHz tops so why does it matter? The 12kHz pot does nothing to your TX audio.
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BERINGER 802
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Your radio is capped at 3kHz tops so why does it matter? The 12kHz pot does nothing to your TX audio.
yes it has short delay or reverb, you can mix the FX in to suit your needs.How is the built in reverb on that 1002fx unit? Can you get the delay time really short?
Many, many Ham radio operators run a slight digital delay, they just won't admit to it and say "Oh, must be my room acoustics"...yeah, right
It also has a delay thats like a double talker.
Its not a bad unit.
Unless the operator is using a D104 cranked up or your listening to the Canadian moron on 14.313, I have never heard anyone on the Ham bands using reverb.How is the built in reverb on that 1002fx unit? Can you get the delay time really short?
Many, many Ham radio operators run a slight digital delay, they just won't admit to it and say "Oh, must be my room acoustics"...yeah, right
One of the worst things to do is place your gear in front of a hard surface like a cement wall for shacks in the basement or in a tiny alcove. he sound reflections can definitely be heard. As for using reverb on the ham bands, I am sure some use (probably ex-CBers) but is most definitely not as common as some would like to believe. In fact I have heard it ONCE in the 25+ years as a ham and it was an Italian station.
ECHO on ham bands??
OP I know put a sadelta echo mic wired to his kenwood rig.
Tuned up his Drake L4B into his phased delta loops on 20 meters, started asking for help adjusting his outboard gear to get HI FI SSB sounds.
We drank a few cold adult beverages listening to all the suggestions that were recommended. Some ops actually said he sounded great with nice lows and clear clean mids and highs, studio quality sound.
Should have heard the language when he finally told them he had a CB echo mic wired for his Kenwood
OP I know put a sadelta echo mic wired to his kenwood rig.
Tuned up his Drake L4B into his phased delta loops on 20 meters, started asking for help adjusting his outboard gear to get HI FI SSB sounds.
We drank a few cold adult beverages listening to all the suggestions that were recommended. Some ops actually said he sounded great with nice lows and clear clean mids and highs, studio quality sound.
Should have heard the language when he finally told them he had a CB echo mic wired for his Kenwood
ECHO on ham bands??
OP I know put a sadelta echo mic wired to his kenwood rig.
Tuned up his Drake L4B into his phased delta loops on 20 meters, started asking for help adjusting his outboard gear to get HI FI SSB sounds.
We drank a few cold adult beverages listening to all the suggestions that were recommended. Some ops actually said he sounded great with nice lows and clear clean mids and highs, studio quality sound.
Should have heard the language when he finally told them he had a CB echo mic wired for his Kenwood
You could do that and tell everyone you talk to that they must be picking you up direct as well as after a complete trip around the world. LOL I have worked a few stations like that on 20m. They had an echo with the antenna pointed directly at them but the echo disappeared when the beam was rotated so they were on the backside thus rejecting the weaker around the world trip.
DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
Very nice soothing audio and as you said foourstringburn "his mannerisms & radio etiquette" are excellent!
Exactly, that is when the 802 is not the mixer to use for transmit, to filter the receive with a powered speaker is another story.
But the CBers and amateurs you're listening to are also transmitting with transceivers capped at 3kHz so again its still doing nothing.