This is an interesting discussion.

Before I purchased my K3 in 2008, I had become addicted to narrow selectivity with my previous rigs, and was routinely tuning the bands with cascaded 250 Hz filters. Since I'm nearly 100 pct. CW, I purchased a range of crystal roofing filters to try out in my K3. I have the 700 Hz (special order), 400, 250 and 200 Hz filters. I'm primarily a low band DX'er and like the flexibility of all these filters ahead of the K3's marvelous IF DSP variable filter in order to deal with varying band conditions.

Lately, though, I've been using the 700 Hz and 400 Hz roofing filters almost exclusively. The K-3's DSP APF does a great job in peaking up stations near the noise level.

I also employ the DXE NCC-1 noise cancelling unit with optional matched receive bandpass filters installed for my favorite DX bands. This unit provides additional attenuation and really helps augment the K3's already super dynamic range.

73,
Chuck  NI0C
KX1, K2-10, K-3, P-3

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