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I think that would be the mic I would choose. They have a built-in audio compressor circuit in these mics which would make you sound even better - IMO.

The biggest problem I see is turning the mic gain up too high and making it all sound nasty. Get a radio check from someone you know and trust, start out with the mic gain low and work your way up until it just starts to distort. Then back it off slightly. The mic modulation should be adjusted with a scope by a tech; but if you are careful with the mic gain, you should be fairly close.

Watch this video to see what the NPC mod gas done for your modulation. They call it a 'Mauldulator'; but the O-scope shows what the NPC mod - or this 'swing mod' you have done - looks like. That is what your radio is doing now on a scope OldTimer:

Mauldulator on the Galaxy 2527.wmv - YouTube

<blockquote data-quote="Robb" data-source="post: 308840" data-attributes="member: 8446">I think that would be the mic I would choose.&nbsp; They have a built-in audio compressor circuit in these mics which would make you sound even better - IMO.The biggest problem I see is turning the mic gain up too high and making it all sound nasty.&nbsp; Get a radio check from someone you know and trust, start out with the mic gain low and work your way up until it just starts to distort.&nbsp; Then back it off slightly.&nbsp; The mic modulation should be adjusted with a scope by a tech; but if you are careful with the mic gain, you should be fairly close.Watch this video to see what the NPC mod gas done for your modulation.&nbsp; They call it a &#039;Mauldulator&#039;; but the O-scope shows what the NPC mod - or this &#039;swing mod&#039; you have done - looks like.&nbsp; That is what your radio is doing now on a scope OldTimer:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZDCyDNBG5k&amp;feature=player_embedded" target="_blank">Mauldulator on the Galaxy 2527.wmv - YouTube</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robb, post: 308840, member: 8446"] I think that would be the mic I would choose. They have a built-in audio compressor circuit in these mics which would make you sound even better - IMO. The biggest problem I see is turning the mic gain up too high and making it all sound nasty. Get a radio check from someone you know and trust, start out with the mic gain low and work your way up until it just starts to distort. Then back it off slightly. The mic modulation should be adjusted with a scope by a tech; but if you are careful with the mic gain, you should be fairly close. Watch this video to see what the NPC mod gas done for your modulation. They call it a 'Mauldulator'; but the O-scope shows what the NPC mod - or this 'swing mod' you have done - looks like. That is what your radio is doing now on a scope OldTimer: [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZDCyDNBG5k&feature=player_embedded]Mauldulator on the Galaxy 2527.wmv - YouTube[/url] [/QUOTE]

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