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Yes, you will not be happy simply plugging your setup directly into the factory pre-amp/audio chain, it is an intentional bottle neck, for communications grade audio.

I just learned a term yesterday "Tone Stack" and how it relates to vintage audio amplifiers, this is "the area" (loosely speaking) that needs modification in your rigs, so they can pass "hearty bass" or "super highs".

If you take what you already have and "direct inject it" to the Uniden (by-pass the bottle neck) you could get some wide-audio just using the processing on your external gear, you may have to run it through a "pre-amp/buffer" (or just use the Behringer) and this is for AM, for SSB you'd have to read up on e-ssb/voodoo or whatever they call it and swap a filter; (how wide you want I can't say) honestly I've never played w/ ssb and external processing so I have no advice to offer on that.

<blockquote data-quote="LeapFrog" data-source="post: 603620" data-attributes="member: 46697">Yes, you will not be happy simply plugging your setup directly into the factory pre-amp/audio chain, it is an intentional bottle neck, for communications grade audio.I just learned a term yesterday &quot;Tone Stack&quot; and how it relates to vintage audio amplifiers, this is &quot;the area&quot; (loosely speaking) that needs modification in your rigs, so they can pass &quot;hearty bass&quot; or &quot;super highs&quot;.If you take what you already have and &quot;direct inject it&quot; to the Uniden (by-pass the bottle neck) you could get some wide-audio just using the processing on your external gear, you may have to run it through a &quot;pre-amp/buffer&quot; (or just use the Behringer) and this is for AM,&nbsp; for&nbsp; SSB&nbsp; you&#039;d have to read up on e-ssb/voodoo or whatever they call it and swap a filter; (how wide you want I can&#039;t say) honestly I&#039;ve never played w/ ssb and external processing so I have no advice to offer on that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LeapFrog, post: 603620, member: 46697"] Yes, you will not be happy simply plugging your setup directly into the factory pre-amp/audio chain, it is an intentional bottle neck, for communications grade audio. I just learned a term yesterday "Tone Stack" and how it relates to vintage audio amplifiers, this is "the area" (loosely speaking) that needs modification in your rigs, so they can pass "hearty bass" or "super highs". If you take what you already have and "direct inject it" to the Uniden (by-pass the bottle neck) you could get some wide-audio just using the processing on your external gear, you may have to run it through a "pre-amp/buffer" (or just use the Behringer) and this is for AM, for SSB you'd have to read up on e-ssb/voodoo or whatever they call it and swap a filter; (how wide you want I can't say) honestly I've never played w/ ssb and external processing so I have no advice to offer on that. [/QUOTE]

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