[Elecraft] External Speakers
Tom Hammond
[email protected]
Thu Jan 15 12:46:00 2004
Hi Lee:
I'm using a Motorola Amplified Spkr... probably from a 1980's mobile phone.
7W-10W and MORE audio that you'll EVER want. It's designed for
communications, so might not be too hi-fi.
I'm currently working on designing a replacement amp for anothr Motorola
Amp. Spkr. in which the amp went out to lunch. Gonna try using a TDA2003
(at least 5W @ 14CDV). Will advise when the project is completed as it
appears several others are also looking for a small 12VDC spkr. amp.
Tom
At 08:28 AM 1/15/04, you wrote:
>Dear Friends,
>
>What are you doing for an external speaker? I picked up some "stereo
>speakers" at radio shack (very nice looking and very compact and matches
>the K2 very well, and were on sale - cheap!) and I am not all that happy
>with them. Yes, they are 8 ohm speakers.
>
>I use one on the K2 and the other on a 756PROII. The one on the K2 sounds
>better than the one on the 756PROII and that is to be expected. The K2
>audio sounds better to my years...much line an ICOM 765 which had
>wonderfull audio.
>
>I started looking around for speakers and there is one company selling a
>very LARGE speaker of which I do not want on the operating bench. Sooooooooo.
>
>What have you found about external speakers that make them sound good? Boze?
>
>Just wonder what people are doing....
>
>Lee Buller
>K0WA
>
>
>
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