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<blockquote data-quote="Dick Rees" data-source="post: 88313" data-attributes="member: 16">Re: Would you buy this product?Sounds like a solution in search of a problem, and the problem would seem to be the unpredictability of the shortcomings and haphazard signal path of the vaiously compromised systems you&#039;re seeking to trouble-shoot.Many of the small SOS type events are now using powered speakers which themselves have an onboard selection of usage-curves.&nbsp; Fixed solutions in a barrel adapter might well be of some use, but the main one I suspect would be voice intelligibility.&nbsp; Beyond taking a &quot;shotgun&quot; stab it that problem, I think such an adapter or set of adapters might well be too &quot;fixed&quot; for the intended application.If I were approaching the problem, I&#039;d look at a small box rather than a barrel adapter.&nbsp; Said box would have 12-24 &quot;pre-sets&quot; which could be dialed in, from &quot;smile curve&quot; to &quot;voice clarity&quot;, etc. rather than &quot;one size fits all&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dick Rees, post: 88313, member: 16"] Re: Would you buy this product? Sounds like a solution in search of a problem, and the problem would seem to be the unpredictability of the shortcomings and haphazard signal path of the vaiously compromised systems you're seeking to trouble-shoot. Many of the small SOS type events are now using powered speakers which themselves have an onboard selection of usage-curves. Fixed solutions in a barrel adapter might well be of some use, but the main one I suspect would be voice intelligibility. Beyond taking a "shotgun" stab it that problem, I think such an adapter or set of adapters might well be too "fixed" for the intended application. If I were approaching the problem, I'd look at a small box rather than a barrel adapter. Said box would have 12-24 "pre-sets" which could be dialed in, from "smile curve" to "voice clarity", etc. rather than "one size fits all". [/QUOTE]

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