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It can get down to personal preference. I had a Kenwood R-5000 years ago
that I KNOW was superior to anything else I have ever owned,. Sensitive, solid selectivity, many tuning and filter features, and like you, I tried and built speakers, headphones and whatever else I could do. But, I HATED listening to it after an hour or 2. Just something psych-acoustic, whatever. I later got Yeasu FRG-8800 and after a lightning hit, the FRG-100. Later, a Lowe 225. Admittedly, they might be considered a notch down on qualiity, but the important thing is: I am happy with them. You might try tuning AM stations off-freq a couple Khz as your filters may allow, to get the audio into the higher range, but this is not really possible on SSB unless the Drake has a carrier offset tuning (as does my FRG-100). And, I really doubt if the AOR is any more sensitive than the Drake in the real world, this sounds more like an antenna issue. Tropical bands like long antennas. |
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