P25 voice
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cuz in a way it it computer-generated. you'll get used to it.
After a while you will find it easier to understand than analog because the noise goes away and you get used to the digital voice.
I don't even think about it anymore unless I see a post like this.
I don't even think about it anymore unless I see a post like this.
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You might have marginal signal strength. I use P25 and it sounds natural on both ends, like analog but cleaner. Sounds like the other person is right next to me. That's with a Motorola XTL5000 and a Kenwood NX-5800; default audio settings, simplex or repeater.
tvengr
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What scanner are your using?
tvengr
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There are no P25 decoding adjustments on the SDS scanners.
Analog - static when signal drops
DIGITAL - garbled when the signal drops.
Nature of the beast......
mmisk
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I find that cellphones sound poor, but still happy to have one when I am on the road etc.
Dont forget that on digital signals, even strong ones, if there is near by interference it can cause signal degradation aka garbled audio as well.
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I had to buy an SDS200 when the LEO's switched over P25 PII about 4 months ago...
Yeah, it's different to listen to when your used to analog. Sounds artificial.
I didn't like the way it sounded, so I ran the speaker out through a Heil PRAS,
then to a stereo amp & a pair of Polk Audio bookshelf speakers.
This way I can shape the sound so its clear.
I also use the Heil with my Flex 1500 SDR to pull stuff out of the mud ;-)
Yeah, it's different to listen to when your used to analog. Sounds artificial.
I didn't like the way it sounded, so I ran the speaker out through a Heil PRAS,
then to a stereo amp & a pair of Polk Audio bookshelf speakers.
This way I can shape the sound so its clear.
I also use the Heil with my Flex 1500 SDR to pull stuff out of the mud ;-)
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