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Please ask some specific questions instead of expecting a cbradiomagazine.com review. I really dont know what questions you want answed. At this point you know as much as I do. Plug your audio gear into it, connect an antenna a go. The guy you heard (if he really has one of these) sounded the way he did because that's how he set up his gear. Same goes for the mmm mauldulator. It doesn't sound a certain way. The audio gear you run and how you adjust it determines how you sound.

Ask specific questions and I'll bet 131 will answer them. He already asked "what do you want to know" instead of "I dont care" why not ask a question? He then said "it's whatever the buyer wants it to be". I took that as they are custom built not him trying to be vague and mysterious. The simple fact is its a custom built transmitter and nothing more.

Youre not going to find a schematic, service manual or pictures of the inside. The ones that have access to this equipment keep their mouths shut because there is always someone looking to make a buck off someone else's work. Look at the old dave style comp amps. Everyone builds them like that, changes a few cosmetics and calls them their own.

<blockquote data-quote="543_Dallas" data-source="post: 530607" data-attributes="member: 21044">Please ask some specific questions instead of expecting a cbradiomagazine.com review. I really dont know what questions you want answed. At this point you know as much as I do. Plug your audio gear into it, connect an antenna a go. The guy you heard (if he really has one of these) sounded the way he did because that&#039;s how he set up his gear. Same goes for the mmm mauldulator. It doesn&#039;t sound a certain way. The audio gear you run and how you adjust it determines how you sound.Ask specific questions and I&#039;ll bet 131 will answer them. He already asked &quot;what do you want to know&quot; instead of &quot;I dont care&quot; why not ask a question? He then said &quot;it&#039;s whatever the buyer wants it to be&quot;. I took that as they are custom built not him trying to be vague and mysterious. The simple fact is its a custom built transmitter and nothing more.Youre not going to find a schematic, service manual or pictures of the inside. The ones that have access to this equipment keep their mouths shut because there is always someone looking to make a buck off someone else&#039;s work. Look at the old dave style comp amps. Everyone builds them like that, changes a few cosmetics and calls them their own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="543_Dallas, post: 530607, member: 21044"] Please ask some specific questions instead of expecting a cbradiomagazine.com review. I really dont know what questions you want answed. At this point you know as much as I do. Plug your audio gear into it, connect an antenna a go. The guy you heard (if he really has one of these) sounded the way he did because that's how he set up his gear. Same goes for the mmm mauldulator. It doesn't sound a certain way. The audio gear you run and how you adjust it determines how you sound. Ask specific questions and I'll bet 131 will answer them. He already asked "what do you want to know" instead of "I dont care" why not ask a question? He then said "it's whatever the buyer wants it to be". I took that as they are custom built not him trying to be vague and mysterious. The simple fact is its a custom built transmitter and nothing more. Youre not going to find a schematic, service manual or pictures of the inside. The ones that have access to this equipment keep their mouths shut because there is always someone looking to make a buck off someone else's work. Look at the old dave style comp amps. Everyone builds them like that, changes a few cosmetics and calls them their own. [/QUOTE]

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