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found this video while looking for something else.

[MEDIA=youtube]6S6f8Vbdr8w[/MEDIA]

I really like the way he shows his testing, and the add-on for the digimax is super cool, but the thing i liked the most was the internal DSP board he installed.

I have messaged the guy who made the video for some details on the install, but it probably just involves removing a series capacitor somewhere right after the detector or something like that.

I found the website for the people who make the DSP board and it can be bought for just over 100 dollars.
not sure i want to make the investment yet, but maybe someone else does.
on the video, the results were pretty dramatic.

https://www.bhi-ltd.com/noise-cancelling/pcb-modules-low-level-audio/nedsp900.html

Does anyone here know of anyone in the US who is using these or similar DSP boards inside radios?
LC

<blockquote data-quote="loosecannon" data-source="post: 635990" data-attributes="member: 1368">found this video while looking for something else.[MEDIA=youtube]6S6f8Vbdr8w[/MEDIA]I really like the way he shows his testing, and the add-on for the digimax is super cool, but the thing i liked the most was the internal DSP board he installed.I have messaged the guy who made the video for some details on the install, but it probably just involves removing a series capacitor somewhere right after the detector or something like that.I found the website for the people who make the DSP board and it can be bought for just over 100 dollars.not sure i want to make the investment yet, but maybe someone else does.on the video, the results were pretty dramatic.<a href="https://www.bhi-ltd.com/noise-cancelling/pcb-modules-low-level-audio/nedsp900.html" target="_blank">https://www.bhi-ltd.com/noise-cancelling/pcb-modules-low-level-audio/nedsp900.html</a>Does anyone here know of anyone in the US who is using these or similar DSP boards inside radios?LC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="loosecannon, post: 635990, member: 1368"] found this video while looking for something else. [MEDIA=youtube]6S6f8Vbdr8w[/MEDIA] I really like the way he shows his testing, and the add-on for the digimax is super cool, but the thing i liked the most was the internal DSP board he installed. I have messaged the guy who made the video for some details on the install, but it probably just involves removing a series capacitor somewhere right after the detector or something like that. I found the website for the people who make the DSP board and it can be bought for just over 100 dollars. not sure i want to make the investment yet, but maybe someone else does. on the video, the results were pretty dramatic. [URL]https://www.bhi-ltd.com/noise-cancelling/pcb-modules-low-level-audio/nedsp900.html[/URL] Does anyone here know of anyone in the US who is using these or similar DSP boards inside radios? LC [/QUOTE]

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