> To follow up on my previous email to you Clark, I did some critical
> listening and I think it is hard to beat the Heil Pro headset.
> Fidelity is
> almost on par with top shelf Sennheisers, long-term comfort level is
> excellent, and the HC5 cartridge does a good job. Well worth the
> money and
> Bob Heil will get right on the phone with you to answer questions a la
> Ten-Tec.
>
>
As I commented on in a previous note, I use stereo headphones with little
problem.
However... I would love to have a pair of headphone that are audio-lly
optimized for copying CW. That is, have the roll off below and above what
may be an optimum CW range, say, 300Hz-1000Hz or something like that. It
can be done with filters (I used to use SuperSCAF--which was it says it is:
Super), but can it be done physically in the headphone? Our telephones are
optimized for 300-3000Hz. Maybe our headphones can be similarly optimized.
Besides, high fidelity and SSB are somewhat opposites, aren't they? I mean,
SSB is ratty audio to begin with. No amount of hi-fi headphone quality will
improve it. CW is CW.
73,
dale, kg5u
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