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AFAIK the Icom has rather high distortion in AM, which means it's more a
ham/ute thing (when unmodified at least). I use my Kiwa audio upgraded R71a 95% on AM and have no trouble. A friend of mine has a completely stock radio and I could never find fault with it. Depends on how critical your ears are I guess. jw wb9uai |
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I use my Kiwa audio upgraded R71a 95% on AM and have no trouble. A friend of
mine has a completely stock radio and I could never find fault with it. Depends on how critical your ears are I guess. jw wb9uai Hi My receiver has the Kiwa audio mod and I have absolutely no complaints with it. I also replaced the stock wide filter with an LFH2SK 3.7 KHz filter from Kiwa. Even with a narrow bandwidth such as this, I can get very acceptable audio quality by turning the passband tuning knob to either the 10 or 2 o'clock position. It sounds at least as good as my Kiwa modified (filters and expanded audio upgrade) FRG-100 using the 6 Khz bandwidth. The R71 is a fine receiver and I personally wouldn't trade it in for anything else. Cheers Andy |
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