Thanks guys for your replies.
Mike, I took the more expensive route of purchasing the manufactured item. I
do have a tendency to pay for convenience.
The RTR is working great.
- Hunter K3IE
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Well, I am finally getting around to buying a mike for my Flex 3000. Have
really enjoyed CW and some of the digital modes with it for the last two years
and would like to give SSB a shot. The last mike I bought was a D-104, and the
last phone entry in my logs dates to the 70s. So, just
This will open a big can of worms,. :)
But, you will find the the Heil mics are purpose designed for SSB
communications.
Every ham needs to listen to Bob on Triagulation http://twit.tv/tri8 ... it
is a long podcast, but the discussion on Bell Labs was very cool.
Mike va3mw
On Thu, Oct 31,
I use the Heil Pro40. With the right eq, I don't think you can beat it. It's
built like a tank and makes no apologies. Also, a British made Pop Filter
available for this mic will bring out the best.
Jim Broaddus
de nx4e
Fast,
10 guys will offer up at least 12-15 opinions. I use a Heil PR 40. I get
good audio reports. Fellow Flexers have recorded and rebroadcast me so I
could hear myself and it sounded (for better or worse) just like what I have
come to know is my voice. I have heard other Flexers using Heil PR 40
Mike, VA3MW
Thanks for the link. What a history
Don, kd6hq
-Original Message-
From: Michael Walker
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2013 8:08 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Microphone Recommendation?
This will open a big can of worms,. :)
But, you will
For an excellent guide to setting up a Flex audio chain see this YouTube video.
http://www.eteksciki.info/video/2trJjUObLkY.html
There are enough adjustments in the embedded mixers and equalizers that most
microphones can be made to sound great!
If you don't overdrive the DIGITAL audio chain.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Personally, it is about getting the message
through.
I just ran CQWW and I know that if I had not used the HC5 element (really
sharp and annoying) there are many stations that would have not copied me.
I also can honestly say that those that were using a DX like
Don't you think a good Hi-Fi mike that accurately reproduces the sound field
driving it is all the mike you need? Once you have an accurate electronic
representation of the actual audio you can process/distort it in any way
needed/wanted. It isn't required to have a mike distorted in some
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