Hello Shane,
Assuming there's nothing wrong with your internal
speaker or it's mounting I still wouldn't expect it
to sound very good. I view that little speaker as little
more than a device to tell if the radio's working or not,
and not suitable for listening.
If you haven't done so,
Thanks for your replies guys. Hopefully Icom's SP20 makes a difference.
I've received too many emails privately to reply to each separately sorry so
I hope those who were kind enough to spend their time writing to me won't
mind if I answer all questions here?
I do have a KBPF3 general coverage b
You are right, even with an external speaker. I would not say it is bad, but
my THS480 is much better, as is my SDR IQ. Like the difference between a
cassette tape and a CD say.
I think the problem is the low frequency response - it could be something to
do with the DSP filtering. The good thing
Shane, you will probably find external speakers transform the quality of
the K3. I am using a cheap pair of HiFi book shelf speakers that cost
under 20 GBP and it sounds great on local AM broadcast stations using no
RX EQ and 6 KHz IF filter. In side by side comparisons with a Perseus
SDR and fairl
Relative to my 1983 Kenwood R-2000 (http://www.rigpix.com/kenwood/r2000.htm),
my K3 sounds awful when listening to any AM broadcast stations. I have the
6KHz and 12KHz filters installed and despite widening the AM IF bandwidth to
10KHz and spending many hours fussing about with the RX EQ, I cannot
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