http://elecraft.85.s1.nabble.com/Testing-the-New-K3-audio-mix-feature-tp3916277p3917161.html
This is exactally what I was asking for about a year ago...
> Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 23:52:32 +0000
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> Subject: [Elecraft] Testing the New K3 audio mix feature
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> The new audio mix feature for dual receiving is great, but I have a
> suggestion to improve it. Right now the mix doesn't show any right-left
> perception, apparently due to full mix between channels. Signals from
> both main and sub appear directly in front, so it's hard to tell which
> channel is which. It's desirable to have the sub appear a bit to the
> right, and the main a bit to the left. Then it's easy to ID which
> receiver you're listening to, regardless of the setting of the balance
> control.
>
> The FT-1000D is a good example of how this can be done with partial mix,
> giving a perception of listening to separate channels. The sub audio
> appears a little to the right, and the main audio appears a bit to the
> left. That's still far, far better than complete stereo separation in
> my book. Yaesu apparently used about 25% mix to give this spacial
> perception, acc. to K7JA. If this feature is installed, it ought to
> capture the last of the FT-1000D holdouts. The FT-1000D is still a fine
> radio.
>
> 73, Jim
> W6YA
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