Recent content by Luke Geis

No such thing. if you want to get rid of the wire, you must spend at least $600 to do so. I would even say that if you want wire-like performance from wireless, you have to spend a minimum of $1k to get it.

Pretty much what you said. Squelch is basically like a noise gate. If the incoming signal is below the squelch threshold, it will be negated or ducked down. The squelch is designed more to reduce the noise floor of the wireless signal and prevent unwanted radio interference from passing through...

Actually measured, no. Are manufacturers doing it? Hell yes they are. Yamaha's DSR series is one, I believe that Turbosound is doing it as well on some models and I am certain others as well. I just read the other day ( but can't remember the name of the vendor ) that one company is doing an...