[SOC] DSP Speakers/Aftermarket products

[Jan Clute]

Mike - I have a JPS NIR-12 DSP filter/noise reducer, etc. They don't 
make them anymore, but putting it on the back of my TS140S really made a 
new rig out of it. It'll pull signals out of the mud and even with the 
front end on this thing, it enables me to work folks up under strong 
signals in things like 160m CW contests. If you can find one of these 
used or something that someone says is as good and does not ring, grab 
it. I tend to use this with a lightweight Kenwood headset, (HS-6), but 
it works well with the big honking automotive speaker I got at a hamfest 
somewhere and have sitting on the table next to the rig for general 
listening. (Anyone hear what was sent before "the monkey" in King Kong 
as the ship approaches the island? I wasn't quite fast enough.) Ciao 73 
Jan N0AAA #389


Mike Besemer (WM4B) wrote:

>Please pardon the off-topic post, but I was wondering if anybody on the list
>has any experience with any of the DSP speakers or other aftermarket DSP
>products currently available.  
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>I really can't afford (or justify, anyway) a new rig, but would like to have
>SOME sort of DSP.  I see that a lot of the new rigs only have AF DSP anyway,
>as opposed to IF DSP, therefore it occurred to me that an aftermarket
>product might not be too bad a deal. 
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>I'm running a TS-440SAT and operate primarily PSK-31 and CW.  
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>Any thoughts?
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>-- de WM4B
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>Mike
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>Kathleen, GA
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