Are you using the WIDTH and SHIFT on SSB?
I would suggest that you will find better success using HI CUT and LO
CUT for SSB.
The voice audio needs some information in the 300 to 400 Hz region for
clarity, so the LO CUT must be set in the 200 to 400 Hz range to keep
intelligibility.
The HI CUT can be reduced to as much as 1500 Hz and still maintain
intelligibility, but at such extremes, the characteristics of the voice
will be lost. It is best if the HI CUT is placed at 2800 for good
recognition of the voice. Reduce that frequency if there is
interference (QRM) on the high frequency side.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/18/2017 8:07 PM, k4...@arrl.net wrote:
I’ve found the audio with narrow filtering is much “clearer” to my ears (using
a Heil headset) on my Kenwood TS480 than on my K3. I spoke with another person
who owns both radios and he finds the Kenwood audio crisper, less “mushy.” My
K3 is a great radio, but I’d sure like to hear better. Is there some adjustment
I’m missing?
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