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I was playin around with the internal eq and bandwidth settings on my kenwood a few nights ago on 3835. What I found was the wider I got the less signal and presence or loud my audio was. Narrowing my band width to 2.4~2.6 showed an increse in signal "slightly" and more presence. Then adding some highs helped even more. Too many lows and too wide without the rf power or mic amps to get your line audio up gets you lost in a pileup. It does no good to xmit at 5k wide if the recieving station is only capable of 2.4khz. I have been geting beter results now that I run at 2.4 with a little added highs. My voice is naturaly low and the heil gm5 is very smooth.

<blockquote data-quote="bamacj" data-source="post: 155317" data-attributes="member: 10489"><p>I was playin around with the internal eq and bandwidth settings on my kenwood a few nights ago on 3835. What I found was the wider I got the less signal and presence or loud my audio was. Narrowing my band width to 2.4~2.6 showed an increse in signal &quot;slightly&quot; and more presence. Then adding some highs helped even more. Too many lows and too wide without the rf power or mic amps to get your line audio up gets you lost in a pileup. It does no good to xmit at 5k wide if the recieving station is only capable of 2.4khz. I have been geting beter results now that I run at 2.4 with a little added highs. My voice is naturaly low and the heil gm5 is very smooth.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f44d.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":thumbup1:" title="Thumbs Up&nbsp; &nbsp; :thumbup1:"&nbsp; data-smilie="27"data-shortname=":thumbup1:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="bamacj, post: 155317, member: 10489"] I was playin around with the internal eq and bandwidth settings on my kenwood a few nights ago on 3835. What I found was the wider I got the less signal and presence or loud my audio was. Narrowing my band width to 2.4~2.6 showed an increse in signal "slightly" and more presence. Then adding some highs helped even more. Too many lows and too wide without the rf power or mic amps to get your line audio up gets you lost in a pileup. It does no good to xmit at 5k wide if the recieving station is only capable of 2.4khz. I have been geting beter results now that I run at 2.4 with a little added highs. My voice is naturaly low and the heil gm5 is very smooth.:thumbup1: [/QUOTE]

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