I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.



"dxAce" wrote in message
...
http://www.bhinstrumentation.co.uk/html/anem.html

Supposedly available in USA via these folks for $179.00 but it's not
jumping
right off their page at me:

http://www.gapantenna.com/

Reviewed in the November NASWA Journal.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

mike maghakian wrote:

I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.

The new BHI product or the GAP?



"dxAce" wrote in message
...
http://www.bhinstrumentation.co.uk/html/anem.html

Supposedly available in USA via these folks for $179.00 but it's not
jumping
right off their page at me:

http://www.gapantenna.com/

Reviewed in the November NASWA Journal.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

dxAce wrote:
mike maghakian wrote:

I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.

The new BHI product or the GAP?

According to info on one of the websites, the DSP technology is the
same in all the products. It seems that those that like them are able
to find a setting (seems to be 4, 5, or 6 of the 1-8 available) and
then just leave it there pretty much full time. BHI makes all the GAP
DSP units.

A link to the GAP DSP stuff:
http://www.gapantenna.com/hearit.htm

Universal Radio carries their speaker and the in line module, but I
don't find the new NASWA reviewed unit there yet.

Bob

Bob wrote:

dxAce wrote:
mike maghakian wrote:

I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.

The new BHI product or the GAP?

According to info on one of the websites, the DSP technology is the
same in all the products. It seems that those that like them are able
to find a setting (seems to be 4, 5, or 6 of the 1-8 available) and
then just leave it there pretty much full time.

BHI makes all the GAP
DSP units.

That's interesting to know.



A link to the GAP DSP stuff:
http://www.gapantenna.com/hearit.htm

Universal Radio carries their speaker and the in line module, but I
don't find the new NASWA reviewed unit there yet.

Bob

Will it filter out iboc from a radio?
cuhulin

mike maghakian wrote:
I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.

Mike -

Do you find that you leave it on all the time on a setting, or do you
switch in and out and/or adjust it quite a bit?

Bob

I have two listening stations, one I use the in line module and I vary the
setting slightly on occasion but mostly on 4. and I keep in in most of the
time even on music
the other station has a hear it speaker that I rebuilt into a project box
with a better speaker and it is more versatile and easy to use however I
had to pick a setting and chose 5, however I can easily switch it in and out
of circuit but usually keep it in.
these items are essential to my listening because of noise in my area and
these are the only things that make a difference



"Bob" wrote in message
oups.com...
mike maghakian wrote:
I use both the in-line module and a repacked hear it speaker and they are
simply spectacular performers and I wouldn't do any serious listening
without them. they are the best thing since the sync in the satellit 800.

Mike -

Do you find that you leave it on all the time on a setting, or do you
switch in and out and/or adjust it quite a bit?

Bob

mike maghakian wrote:
I have two listening stations, one I use the in line module and I vary the
setting slightly on occasion but mostly on 4. and I keep in in most of the
time even on music
the other station has a hear it speaker that I rebuilt into a project box
with a better speaker and it is more versatile and easy to use however I
had to pick a setting and chose 5, however I can easily switch it in and out
of circuit but usually keep it in.
these items are essential to my listening because of noise in my area and
these are the only things that make a difference

Thanks a lot! That confirms what I had heard from a couple others and I
believe I'll get one... now to figure out the model...

Bob