RE: [HCDX] DSP599zx & ANC4

["Thomas R. Sundstrom" <trs@xxxxxxxx>]

Helo, if you have a copy of the 1997 World Radio TV Handbook, take a look at
our article "Digital Signal Processing..." wherein we reviewed the Timewave
and JPS top-end units. Basically, using our JRC receivers we concluded the
599zx was a better choice for broadcast listeners due to its filter choices.

I no longer have the 599zx and could not test it with the R75 reviewed for
RN's Receiver Shopping List. From what I remember of the 1996 tests compared
to the ICOM IC-R75 with the internal DSP board, I don't believe the 599zx
would add anything to the R75 performance.

I cannot offer comments on the ANC4 or the question of importing versus
buying domestically.

Hope this helps.

Tom, W2XQ

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-----Original Message-----
From: hard-core-dx-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:hard-core-dx-admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Kari Helopaltio
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 11:48 PM
To: hard-core-dx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [HCDX] DSP599zx & ANC4

Any concrete knowledge on how DSP599zx work with receivers like AR 7030,
AR 7030 Plus, JRD 525/535 and the recent ICOM models like R75. Is it
that good ?
Also, about ANC4´s effectiveness as a "noise killer" etc., using coax,
open wire etc.
Is there a major difference in price, if I buy them from The States,
Germany or Denmark, for instance. Any experience ?

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