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I'm not in need of the money although I'm fairly sure I could sell the Beringer 802, sm58, and the interface to a local who wants to give this a try. I have nothing to lose except the small cost of replacing the 5 pin Uniden input I ordered the interface be built with, so that it would work with the Madison. Converting it to a 1/4" phone jack that would allow it to work with the Sonar shouldn't cost much. I have a few item to send to my tech, I'll add the interface in there.
I don't recall what the interface, Behringer and sm58 cost me but it was a fairly of substantial amount considering it turned out to be a wash Imo. I do recall having a local listen to the Madison while I adjusted the three knobs (hi, med, lo) on the 802, and and his opinion there was a noticeable difference. It just wasn't enough for me to leave all that stuff in line. I got bored of it quickly. If somebody wants to give the Hi-Fi CB thing a try I definitely would suggest doing your homework and going all out. Some people might call this setup snake oil, and they probably wouldn't be too far off. I might as well give it a shot. I'm not expecting too much and I guess that's the best way to approach this hook up. That's the way I looked at it when I purchased these three pieces of equipment to up to the Madison. I wasn't all that disappointed when it didn't make me sound like an AM radio broadcast station. No disappointments here. We'll see what happens. I will definitely Let you guys know how it went and will try to get a local to add a video clip on YouTube with the sonar as it is, and then with the interface, 802 and sm58. If I can get someone to do that I will post the results on this site I appreciate that you guys responded with your honest opinions. 73

<blockquote data-quote="Sonar" data-source="post: 603618" data-attributes="member: 47153">I&#039;m not in need of the money although I&#039;m fairly sure I could sell the Beringer 802, sm58, and the interface to a local who wants to give this a try. I have nothing to lose except the small cost of replacing the 5 pin Uniden input I ordered the interface be built with, so that it would work with the Madison. Converting it to a 1/4&quot; phone jack that would allow it to work with the Sonar shouldn&#039;t cost much. I have a few item to send to my tech, I&#039;ll add the interface in there.I don&#039;t recall what the interface, Behringer and sm58 cost me but it was a fairly of substantial amount considering it turned out to be a wash Imo. I do recall having a local listen to the Madison while I adjusted the three knobs (hi, med, lo) on the 802, and and his opinion there was a noticeable difference. It just wasn&#039;t enough for me to leave all that stuff in line. I got bored of it quickly. If somebody wants to give the Hi-Fi CB thing a try I definitely would suggest doing your homework and going all out. Some people might call this setup snake oil, and they probably wouldn&#039;t be too far off. I might as well give it a shot. I&#039;m not expecting too much and I guess that&#039;s the best way to approach this hook up. That&#039;s the way I looked at it when I purchased these three pieces of equipment to up to the Madison. I wasn&#039;t all that disappointed when it didn&#039;t make me sound like an AM radio broadcast station. No disappointments here. We&#039;ll see what happens. I will definitely Let you guys know how it went and will try to get a local to add a video clip on YouTube with the sonar as it is, and then with the interface, 802 and sm58. If I can get someone to do that I will post the results on this site I appreciate that you guys responded with your honest opinions. 73</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sonar, post: 603618, member: 47153"] I'm not in need of the money although I'm fairly sure I could sell the Beringer 802, sm58, and the interface to a local who wants to give this a try. I have nothing to lose except the small cost of replacing the 5 pin Uniden input I ordered the interface be built with, so that it would work with the Madison. Converting it to a 1/4" phone jack that would allow it to work with the Sonar shouldn't cost much. I have a few item to send to my tech, I'll add the interface in there. [SIZE=16px]I don't recall what the interface, Behringer and sm58 cost me but it was a fairly of substantial amount considering it turned out to be a wash Imo. I do recall having a local listen to the Madison while I adjusted the three knobs (hi, med, lo) on the 802, and and his opinion there was a noticeable difference. It just wasn't enough for me to leave all that stuff in line. I got bored of it quickly. If somebody wants to give the Hi-Fi CB thing a try I definitely would suggest doing your homework and going all out. Some people might call this setup snake oil, and they probably wouldn't be too far off. I might as well give it a shot. I'm not expecting too much and I guess that's the best way to approach this hook up. That's the way I looked at it when I purchased these three pieces of equipment to up to the Madison. I wasn't all that disappointed when it didn't make me sound like an AM radio broadcast station. No disappointments here. We'll see what happens. I will definitely Let you guys know how it went and will try to get a local to add a video clip on YouTube with the sonar as it is, and then with the interface, 802 and sm58. If I can get someone to do that I will post the results on this site I appreciate that you guys responded with your honest opinions. 73[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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