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Dramatically reduce noise and interference and hear more clearly! Now includes the latest bhi DSP noise cancelling technology for even better receive audio! The bhi DESKTOP MKII 10 Watt amplified DSP noise cancelling base station speaker has removes noise and interference to leave clear speech. It works on all types of radio, transceivers, receivers, and SDR radios, giving a new listening experience....


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WOLFWAVE DIGITAL AUDIO FILTER - PROCESSING OF THE AUDIO SIGNAL The Wolfwave is a digital audio filter that very efficiently improves the intelligibility of a received signal. This is achieved by multi-level and adaptive processing of the audio signal: first, the noise is reduced, then a bandpass filtering, and finally an equalizer function for the adaptation to the hearing of the user. Each of the levels...


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"West Mountain Radio" CLRdsp ClearSpeech™ DSP Noise Reduction Processor Adaptive digital filters are self learning filters. They listen to the incoming signal, go through a short "training" period, then adapt their operation based on the signal's noise content. During the training period the filter will pass the complete noisy signal. As each noise component is identified, the filter goes...


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SHARK DSP110 Digital 24-Bit Multi-Function Signal Processor * this is not a new product Looking for feedback control? Maybe you want easy to use compression? Or signal conversion for acoustic-electric guitars or other line-level instruments? Whether you use it with microphones, acoustic instruments, or even as a delay line for large venue loudspeaker systems, the SHARK DSP110 is a remarkable...


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The Degen DE321 is a new DSP-based, portable analog shortwave radio. Like the Tecsun R-2010, what makes this radio unique is the fact that it’s analog, very inexpensive and DSP-based. The receiver is only available via eBay from sellers in Hong Kong and China. I have provided a link below to make your search very easy. Features/Specs: Shortwave frequency coverage: SW1 (5.70MHz to 6.40MHz),...


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Many radio amateurs in practice use two receivers, one portable and the other a fixed receiver with a PC control facility. The Elektor DSP radio can operate in either capacity, with a USB interface giving the option of PC control. An additional feature of the USB interface is that it can be used as the source of power for the receiver, the audio output being connected to the PC’s powered speakers....


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