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I am listening to a QSO on 40 metres with extensive static crashes, all the amateur stations are complaining about the conditions, your speaker is coping well with the crashes and given their
frequency and strength this is no mean feat, once again many thanks.
I just bought one of your Noise Eliminating Speakers NES 10-2 from the York Rally and I thought I must write straight away to tell you how delighted I am. On 40, 20 & 15 mtrs I have continuous 57/8 noise and although I can manage with a struggle with weak stations I find it hard going. I connected the NES 10-2 to my Icom 706 when I arrived home and the improvement, with the level 3 setting that you advise, is truly remarkable. I am now experimenting with the other levels but to be quite honest I think I will leave it on level three as this is vast improvement compared with no speaker connected.
Congratulations on this product, it will definitely sell.
Myself and several members of the Ears club(Echelford) put the unit through its paces and are all very very impressed with its performance. Particularly those who have hearing problems and wear a hearing aid.
I have used the unit mobile and in the shack and would recommend it to any amateur or swl. Well done bhi “A QUALITY BRITISH PRODUCT THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF”
I have not experimented, so far with the different settings and am using the equipment as delivered. Noise reduction is marked making operating much more pleasant. With a portable rig which which has a very small speaker audio is much improved.
Dear Sir,
I have recently purchased one of your Company’s NES10-2 Noise Eliminating Speakers after reading a review in the August edition of Short Wave Magazine. Having used other digital noise reducers in the past, I did not expect any great improvement on them but when I connected your speaker to my Icom 8500 I was absolutely amazed by the effect. On tuning around the amateur band, virtually all white noise and hash was removed, making ssb signals sound almost like FM. The same effect was obtained when I used the speaker with my JRC NRD535 receiver making listening with both radios a much greater pleasure. After 40 years of listening to all the unwanted noise on short wave radio, I would like to thank you for creating such an improvement to my hobby and I would not hesitate to recommend this speaker to any radio enthusiast.
Very often the noise levels on the SW HF bands shows S5 on the radio’s meter making life very difficult listening to voices, even at S8 & 9, but I am very happy that the NES10-2 is able to cut down the noise and interference to such a level that a voice is almost like a phone call. There is some semblance of an echo in the background, but is not too disturbing. I am using the unit on step 6, and have heard Japan and Australia amateurs very clearly indeed with very little background noise at all. Well bone bhi, and thank you for a product which I will recommend.
I can now pick out sigs out of the noise I could not before especially on 1.8MHz. CW is most clarified.
Given the amount of electronic ‘hash’ on the bands it makes listening much less stressful and also lets the audio through.
Efficient reduction of static on the lower amateur bands. Reduction of stress factor on trying to sort out the signal from the white noise. Increases the listening pleasure of net involvement. Suppresses to some extent reception of spurious sideband intrusion from over modulation of adjacent SSB transmissions. Clarifies to some extent ‘wooly’ speech defect on modulation of callers transmission.
And that’s after only 15 minutes of use!.
Well done.
I know its already being praised but I add my thanks for a wonderful bit of kit which has been the best buy Iv’e made in radio in many years. To kill off all that tiring background noise was something I thought impossible, for someone already struggling with their hearing like me its a dream......
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