which do you prefer?

[jpgabbard]

If you prefer CW which filter would you chose?
 the KDSP2 or the KAF2?. Thanks, John  KF7OM
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[Ingo Meyer, DK3RED]

Hello John,

> If you prefer CW which filter would you chose?
>  the KDSP2 or the KAF2?. Thanks, John  KF7OM

The KAF2!!!
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By a wide margin, the KDSP2; far more versatile, especially when it
comes to digging the really weak ones out of the noise. The KAF2 works
great as well -- but as a peaking filter, which by it's nature,
increases ringing. The KDSP2, in addition to having adjustable levels of
aggressiveness for noise reduction , also offers very narrow filters,
with the ability to set a a 'hard' or 'soft' character. Both products
work extremely well for their intended purpose; I just like having the
extra tools of the KDSP2 at my disposal when the going gets rough.

Just my $0.02 worth ...

73, Dale
WA8SRA
K2, SN 3039

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> If you prefer CW which filter would you chose?
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[Chris Kantarjiev K6DBG]

I asked a similar question a few months back - I was mostly interested
in help digging out weak signals. Responses pointed overwhelmingly
at the KDSP2, so I built one. I haven't played with the filter
settings much at all, but I *love* the denoiser. It's exactly what
I was looking for, most of the time.

That is, sometimes the signal is so weak that software really
can't distinguish it from noise :-)

73 de chris K6DBG
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