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radiorob2.0

After years of no processing (basic limiting), it appears they have a new or donated on air processor. They sound a million times better and on equal par of the rest of the AM dial.
 
radiorob2.0 said:
After years of no processing (basic limiting), it appears they have a new or donated on air processor. They sound a million times better and on equal par of the rest of the AM dial.
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Either that, or someone who knows what they are doing is working there. Sure it's the processing, or did they get a new xmtr? For many years WIKY 820 had the best sound anywhere. Glad the 820 spot is sounding better.
 
Douglas B. said:
radiorob2.0 said:
After years of no processing (basic limiting), it appears they have a new or donated on air processor. They sound a million times better and on equal par of the rest of the AM dial.
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Either that, or someone who knows what they are doing is working there. Sure it's the processing, or did they get a new xmtr? For many years WIKY 820 had the best sound anywhere. Glad the 820 spot is sounding better.
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It could be a new transmitter, regardless it a million times better. Even from that simple set up, 820 should be on par with the other Evansville AM's.
 
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