Gee,

You might try a trick I used on an ICOM 7410.  I took an Idiom Press SCAF-1 
Tunable Audio Filter and put it between the audio out and my speaker.  It 
removed most of the annoying hiss and while it may have introduced an issue or 
two others might want to avoid, those were unnoticeable to me.  I was then able 
to listen to my MARS sessions without the fatique (or perceived fatique) that I 
used to have.


After I sold the 7410, I put the filter on my K2 and it was a nice improvement 
to its audio.  It has the KDSP-2 digital audio fliter in it which will tire you 
out as compared to the very pleasant audio of a K1.  With the SCAF-1 between 
the K2 & my headset, it's almost like I have the K2's KAF filter without losing 
the advantages of the DSP one.  Works for me.


I'm not an engineer and what I do may not be recommended but it has made 
operating just a little more enjoyable.


Cheers,


Doug W5JV


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Message: 10
Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2018 17:45:54 -0400
From: Gee <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Elecraft] K3/K3s compared to Collins S line receiver

I have a Collins 75S-3C round emblem receiver. I also have a K3. I have spent 
many hours listening to both side by side. There are differences. I have from 
day one with the K3 hated the digital hiss. I have from day one with the 75S-3C 
hated the 2.1 SSB filter
(too narrow). I like them both; I use them both. If I could keep only one it 
would be the Collins.

Sent from my iPad








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