Audio suggestions out of context are of little value.
"Good Audio," (vocal) both RX and TX vary greatly with type of operation.
Good audio for DX stands a good chance of not being so good for extended
conversations with long listening periods.
Good audio for 'rag chew' may not cut it in competitive DX circumstances.
Optimum microphone settings for any mode may and likely will vary quite a
bit with the type and particular model of microphone used. Perhaps the same
is true on RX equalization AND the full chain of RX audio on the RX end.
I'm of a mind that the Bell Curve of preferences can apply to audio
profiles. Personal perception may play a role. Many are not highly
perceptive of the details of audio. Much known of audio listening may be
learned. I think over emphasizing 'subjectivity' often neglects a better
understanding and may reflect avoidance of, or inattention to details.
73,
Dick - KA5KKT
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