The main problem I see with the voicemax is that it is a fast response,
short hold time audio compressor.
CBers like their audio clipped off on their peaks so they can sound LOUD and
like ****. The more screwed up the audio is the better they like it

Now if the compressor was followed by a clipper with some clipping on the
peaks, followed by a low pass filter, it could sound LOUD without splitter.

I forgot CBers like to splitter across the band so their buddies on the
band can hear them no matter what channel their on.

like ****.

Capitalized for emphasis? :lol:

I know of two hams that have their audio cranked up so loud on
2 meter FM, that when you turn them down to a normal level, you
can't hear the reply from a normal user.

On Aug 12, 11:40 pm, Scott in Baltimore
wrote:
like ****.
Capitalized for emphasis? :lol:
I know of two hams that have their audio cranked up so loud on
2 meter FM, that when you turn them down to a normal level, you
can't hear the reply from a normal user.

True, sounding bad is not exclusive to CBers... LOL
What do you mean normal level? 50% modualtion?, 70%?, 85%?
What is the modulation of a "normal user"?
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On Aug 12, 10:55 pm, "Big Joe" wrote:
The main problem I see with the voicemax is that it is a fast response,
short hold time audio compressor.
CBers like their audio clipped off on their peaks so they can sound LOUD and
like ****. The more screwed up the audio is the better they like it
Now if the compressor was followed by a clipper with some clipping on the
peaks, followed by a low pass filter, it could sound LOUD without splitter.
I forgot CBers like to splitter across the band so their buddies on the
band can hear them no matter what channel their on.

You're right... CBers as a rule sound bad. I don't think they do this
on purpose... although you'd never know that by the way they carry-
on... LOL
You're also right that a clipping type compressor makes you sound very
distorted... and should not be used for voice applications.
After all... clipping type compressors are most commonly used as an
accessory for electric guitars... where they are commonly referred to
as "fuzz boxes".
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