Hi,

I have been using the receive equalizer to reduce some of the high 
frequency audio noise on the SDR-1000 which is particularity annoying 
when using NR.  The audio noise is a problem only on voice modes such 
as SSB.  However, when I use digital modes, the audio bandwidth is 
greater than for voice, and the equalizer adversely affects the 
receive audio bandwidth in the digital programs.  I use a bandwidth 
of 5 KHz on the SDR-1000 for digital modes, and set MixW so one 
receive channel is receiving 0-5KHz and the other 100-3KHz audio, 
which shows any signal in the filter bandwidth but gives more 
resolution in the 0-3KHz range.  The equalizer when set to reduce the 
HF audio noise in SSB, reduces the gain on the display above about 
2.8KHz, plus it is broadly peaked around 2KHz.  Similarly, there is a 
problem on the sound card RTTY programs such as MMTTY.

Any one have the same problem?  I plan to submit an enhancement 
request to either have a mode specific receive equalizer, or disable 
the receive equalizer on the digital modes as the transmit equalizer 
is disabled.  I think having a separate setting of the equalizer both 
for receive and transmit for digital modes is a better choice than 
disabling it, as the peak around 2KHz can be easily corrected with 
the equalizer, giving a more flat response over the audio bandwidth 
for both receive and transmit.

Chas W1CG



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