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Agreed. I am also learning a bunch as well. Sounds like in the case of the CP-1 compressor and the Turner mics, there's too much compression and that could explain the muddy-ness of the audio. I've been doing a little research, and it seems that a small amount of compression would make a radio sound really well.

If I were to find something, or modify the radio in a way to provide a small amount of compression, I'd probably talk a lot more on AM.

(Edit) I know that on the Turner mics, the compression could be adjusted so the mic itself really isn't an issue, it's more of an operator thing.

~Cheers~

<blockquote data-quote="ExitThirteen" data-source="post: 458121" data-attributes="member: 6878">Agreed. I am also learning a bunch as well. Sounds like in the case of the CP-1 compressor and the Turner mics, there&#039;s too much compression and that could explain the muddy-ness of the audio. I&#039;ve been doing a little research, and it seems that a small amount of compression would make a radio sound really well.If I were to find something, or modify the radio in a way to provide a small amount of compression, I&#039;d probably talk a lot more on AM.(Edit) I know that on the Turner mics, the compression could be adjusted so the mic itself really isn&#039;t an issue, it&#039;s more of an operator thing. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f606.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":lol:" title="Laugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :lol:"&nbsp; data-smilie="19"data-shortname=":lol:" />~Cheers~</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ExitThirteen, post: 458121, member: 6878"] Agreed. I am also learning a bunch as well. Sounds like in the case of the CP-1 compressor and the Turner mics, there's too much compression and that could explain the muddy-ness of the audio. I've been doing a little research, and it seems that a small amount of compression would make a radio sound really well. If I were to find something, or modify the radio in a way to provide a small amount of compression, I'd probably talk a lot more on AM. (Edit) I know that on the Turner mics, the compression could be adjusted so the mic itself really isn't an issue, it's more of an operator thing. :lol: ~Cheers~ [/QUOTE]

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