Bart Bailey wrote:

Is the modern DSP filtration getting good enough
to overcome the noise from the computer they're connected to?


I have the 320 model and computer noise has never been a problem. In my
humble opinion, it's the best radio available in the under 800-1000
dollar range. The frequency database lets you save all the settings in
use at the time of reception of a particular station, making re-tuning
easier.

mike

On May 27, 5:36 pm, m II wrote:
Bart Bailey wrote:
Is the modern DSP filtration getting good enough
to overcome the noise from the computer they're connected to?

I have the 320 model and computer noise has never been a problem. In my
humble opinion, it's the best radio available in the under 800-1000
dollar range. The frequency database lets you save all the settings in
use at the time of reception of a particular station, making re-tuning
easier.

mike

What control software do you use? Ten Tec's or something else? I've
become a fan of RxPlus, though I can't say I've compared it with every
one of its competitors.