K3: Upgrade DSP? I didn't...

[wayne burdick]

Most K3 users will not notice, nor benefit from, a lower AF cutoff in  
DSP hardware. Our most recent firmware already lowers the response  
somewhat. Those lacking spectacular hearing and an application for  
ultralow bass can forego the upgrade.

I have an original DSP in my K3, and I find its bass quite  
satisfactory even for ESSB and for listening to music broadcasts.

OTOH, I prefer rock and blues.  Maybe if I were listening to classical  
I'd need those big electrolytics :)

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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[Richard Squire - HB9ANM]

Neither did I, Wayne, and I'm quite happy with the K3's audio, both RX and TX.
For my part, I prefer classical - but that is certainly not what I purchased the K3 for!
73
Richard - HB9ANM

wayne burdick wrote

Most K3 users will not notice, nor benefit from, a lower AF cutoff in  
DSP hardware. Our most recent firmware already lowers the response  
somewhat. Those lacking spectacular hearing and an application for  
ultralow bass can forego the upgrade.

I have an original DSP in my K3, and I find its bass quite  
satisfactory even for ESSB and for listening to music broadcasts.

OTOH, I prefer rock and blues.  Maybe if I were listening to classical  
I'd need those big electrolytics :)

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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