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Hello all,
Just a quick question… Anyone using the EDM-TX-10 from [url=http://www.edmdesign.com/]edmdesign[/url]? If so please give a little feedback and let me know about the quality and distance that you are getting.Hello all,
Just a quick question… Anyone using the EDM-TX-10 from [url=http://www.edmdesign.com/]edmdesign[/url]? If so please give a little feedback and let me know about the quality and distance that you are getting.
Total posts : 45366And a review is here:
Like all of these little emitters, compression and limiting is essential for listenability. High end rolls off pretty fast, but it’s remarkably good considering how much is going on in a circuit roughly the size of a playing card. Stereo separation seemed good, and stability was beyond reporach.
I found this unit especially responsive to a 1/4 wave dipole, and an inverted V 5/8ths with a 90 degree included angle was spectacular, tho somewhat outside part 15, as directional antennas aren’t allowed 🙁
If you want to stay strictly within part 15 regs even to 10mW is a bit too powerful… nice problem to have.
Total posts : 45366[quote=scwis][b]Like all of these little emitters, compression and limiting is essential for listenability. High end rolls off pretty fast, but it’s remarkably good considering how much is going on in a circuit roughly the size of a playing card. Stereo separation seemed good, and stability was beyond reporach. [/b][/quote]scwis,
Very good and thanks for your reply. So if someone is going to add compression and limiting, how do you do this on a budget? It seems all the hardware is alot of $$$$. If I am paying around $100 for an emitter then can I get a compressor/limiter for around the same money?Kindest Regards,
Jerry McCrae
[url=http://www.BigMouthStudio.com]BigMouthStudio.com[/url]Jerry,
It probably doesn’t make any difference, but EDM Electronics was just fined by the FCC for selling transmitters that did not meet Part 15 standards. That particluar situation may not affect you at all, but its always good to know what’s going on at the place selling the gear.
Also, Musicians Friend in Grants Pass, Oregon sells inexpensive compressor/limiters close to the $100 price range.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/
Marshall Johnson, Sr.
Rhema Radio – The Word In Worship
http://www.rhemaradio.org* * * * * * EDIT BY scwis: * * * * * *
We received this feedback today:
On 3/26/06, Sales EDMDESIGN
Hi
The following posting on your forum was brought under our attention by
users of our products.“It probably doesn’t make any difference, but EDM Electronics was just
fined by the FCC for selling transmitters that did not meet Part 15
standards. That particluar situation may not affect you at all, but its
always good to know what’s going on at the place selling the gear”Just to set the record straight: We don’t know of any EDM Electronics
of Utah or any FCC action involving our kit products. We think the
poster is confusing us with another company.Best Regards, EDM
Total posts : 45366[quote=kk7cw][b]Jerry,
It probably doesn’t make any difference, but EDM Electronics was just fined by the FCC for selling transmitters that did not meet Part 15 standards. That particluar situation may not affect you at all, but its always good to know what’s going on at the place selling the gear.
Also, Musicians Friend in Grants Pass, Oregon sells inexpensive compressor/limiters close to the $100 price range.http://www.musiciansfriend.com/%5B/b%5D%5B/quote%5Dkk7cw,
Good to know! Thanks for the info on EDM Electronics. I dont know that this will be a problem for me. I am not going to use and outside antenna. I live in a historic area and dont want to take the chance. So some type of small internal antenna (Have no idea if this will work). Thanks for the info on musiciansfriend as well.Kindest Regards,
Jerry McCrae
BigMouthStudio
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Total posts : 45366The company recently fined by the FCC for selling low power FM transmitters was Gibson Tech Ed Inc. of Orem, Utah. MY sincere apologies to EDM and anyone who may have been mislead.
I’m having my eyes tested and going to counseling to improve my memory which, for those of you who don’t know, is the second thing to go with old age. Don’t ask me what the first thing was.
Marshall Johnson, Sr.
Rhema Radio – The Word In Worship
http://www.rhemaradio.org
Total posts : 45366[quote=kk7cw][b]The company recently fined by the FCC for selling low power FM transmitters was Gibson Tech Ed Inc. of Orem, Utah. MY sincere apologies to EDM and anyone who may have been mislead.
I’m having my eyes tested and going to counseling to improve my memory which, for those of you who don’t know, is the second thing to go with old age. Don’t ask me what the first thing was.[/b][/quote]kk7cw,
Thanks for looking out for us. I can understand how one could make a mistake like this. NP… Still interested in this FM transmitter. Perhaps contacting the company for more info might be inline!Kindest Reagrds,
Jerry McCrae
BigMouthStudio
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Total posts : 45366I use the Alesis NanoCompressor (you can find on eBay for a song).. I paid 60.00 for mine.. very cool little bit of electronics.. sounds awesome too.
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