[Icom] SM 10

Wed, 29 Jan 2003 19:54:41 -0500

Hi Bill,

The SM-10 is exactly what is printed on it - a Desk Mike with a 4-band 
graphic active equalizer and compressor amplifier, which can be used 
separately from each other, or together. It has enough drive level available 
to adequately drive the older ICOM "high drive" rigs such as the 730, 740, 
etc. and certainly enough for the newer "low drive" rigs such as the 745, 
751A, etc. and later models. Basically, it will work on any ICOM rig with an 
8-pin mike jack. You could even use it on a PROII if desired. It is 
definitely NOT a speaker.

The SM- designation follows a long line of ICOM desk microphone products 
such as the SM-2, SM-5, SM-6, SM-8, etc. Speakers are designated with the 
SP- nomenclature.

BTW, thanks for the quick transactions for the PS-15 and SM-8. You are very 
professional in your business dealings and I hope anyone reading this post 
will not have any hesitation doing busimess with you, as I would give my 
highest recommendation.

Hope the SM-10 info helps.

73 Frank W3UHF
www.icomclassic.com

>From: Diamond William <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [Icom] SM 10
>Date: Wed, 29 Jan 2003 16:33:47 -0800 (PST)
>
>
>Ah,
>
>Is the SM 10 really a mike or is it a speaker????? Oh the questions... The 
>closer I get to my 80th birthday the worse my eyes are, so I used a reading 
>glass and took a closer look since it does have a gooseneck sticking up 
>with what looks like a mike on the end of it.
>
>Sure enough it does say lettered right on it SM-10 Compressor/graphic 
>Equalizer Desk Top Microphone.
>
>So it this the only one there is??
>
>Thanks for any info on it.
>
>
>William J. Diamond (Bill)
>Rogers, Arkansas USA
>Ham Radio Operator WR0T
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