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Re: Clearspeach speakers
- Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Clearspeach speakers
- From: "Edward R. Cole" <al7eb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001 15:40:30 -0800
>From: Paul Williamson <kb5mu@AMSAT.Org>
>Just for a dissenting voice ... I heard the same demo and was NOT
>impressed. It has the same problem the other DSP noise-reduction filters
>have. At first impression it definitely sounds like the speech is untouched
>while the noise is suppressed, but after trying to copy the speech for a
>while the resulting distortion becomes a problem. The speech is harder to
>understand with the distortion than it was with the noise. The fatigue
>factor is higher, too.
>
>So, I suggest that you listen to one yourself before purchasing. You may
>find it a miracle, or you may find it worthless. Apparently it works better
>for some people than for others.
Interesting comments, Paul.
As one with severe hearing imparement, I am interested in any methods that
improve intelligibility. I believe you have an FT-847, how do you rate the
DSP NR and DIG. FIL modes. I use the NR=10 on AO-40 combined with RF Gain
reduction to lower passband noise fairly successfully. However, the DIG
FIL seems to add distortion that is counterproductive for my "tranducers"
(ears). Yet, I regularly use DIG FIL for terrestrial weak signal ssb, and
the DSP cw FIL set to 100 Hz for eme. Go figure.
I wonder what your opinion of the FT-847 DSP modes are (assuming that is
what you use).
BTW enjoyed Symposium greatly...even the 1-1/2 hour wait in security going
home thru the airport. Got talk with a pretty lady from Bermuda all the
time in line!
Ed
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