"SteveJ" wrote:
I do not need any echo box, my head is empty
so it comes naturally.

Impressive.

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"Steveo" wrote in message
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"SteveJ" wrote:
I do not need any echo box, my head is empty
so it comes naturally.

Impressive.



Nice shot, Mopar

Good thing I checked the newsgroups in your post ))


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

"Jim Hampton" wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message
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"SteveJ" wrote:
I do not need any echo box, my head is empty
so it comes naturally.

Impressive.



Nice shot, Mopar

Good thing I checked the newsgroups in your post ))

73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

Hi Jim. He has his own group.

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Jim:

If they always add a cross post thread to their post, I almost never
remove it, heck, if the guy thinks that much about my posts he wants to
share them with the world, why stop 'em. I even let mine go to the the
topposting."something-wits", what the heck! grin

John

On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 22:32:55 +0000, Jim Hampton wrote:


"Steveo" wrote in message
...
"SteveJ" wrote:
I do not need any echo box, my head is empty
so it comes naturally.

Impressive.



Nice shot, Mopar

Good thing I checked the newsgroups in your post ))


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

The problem is... that an echo may sound cool... but it has a negative
impact on speech intelligibility. The echo is a form of audio
distortion.

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

Hey Professor didn't you know the worst it sounds the better they like it.
As you noted it has a negative impact on intelligibility, so how do you
have a
intelligible conversation with someone with no intelligence ? you screw up
the audio down to their level.

"Professor" wrote in message
oups.com...
The problem is... that an echo may sound cool... but it has a negative
impact on speech intelligibility. The echo is a form of audio
distortion.

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

First echo contraption I recall was someone called "Yankee Clipper" from
Fords, NJ circa '74-'75 ... a true gentleman. He ran a stock D104 through a
60's vintage stereo tube amplifier that had a reverb delay. It sounded
sweet, broadcast quality audio. Believe he operated on a Courier Centurion
base. Boy you could hear him for twenty miles clear as day off a Radio Shack
5/8th vertical with stock power.

"Hochee Chunaka" wrote in message
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The first "echo box" I remember hearing on the CB was in early 1977.
A guy calling himself "Wicker Bill" in Englewood, California came
booming in via skip to the East Coast. He was using an analog tape
loop. It sounded ten times better than the cheap reverbs of today.
The second echo box I heard was when my 14 year old friend came on
the air later in 1977 with tons of reverb type echo. I asked him what
he was doing, and he said to come over and he would show me. When I
arrived he had a tin metal trash can over top of his head, and he was
holding his Realistic desk power mic up inside the trashcan with his
head. It was hysterical to see. His entire head was enveloped by the
trash can. I fell over laughing.

You do have a point there... LOL

"Hey Professor didn't you know the worst it sounds the better they like
it.
As you noted it has a negative impact on intelligibility, so how do
you
have a
intelligible conversation with someone with no intelligence ? you
screw up
the audio down to their level."

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com

On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 03:37:50 GMT, Hochee Chunaka
wrote:


The first "echo box" I remember hearing on the CB was in early 1977.
A guy calling himself "Wicker Bill" in Englewood, California came
booming in via skip to the East Coast. He was using an analog tape
loop. It sounded ten times better than the cheap reverbs of today.
The second echo box I heard was when my 14 year old friend came on
the air later in 1977 with tons of reverb type echo. I asked him what
he was doing, and he said to come over and he would show me. When I
arrived he had a tin metal trash can over top of his head, and he was
holding his Realistic desk power mic up inside the trashcan with his
head. It was hysterical to see. His entire head was enveloped by the
trash can. I fell over laughing.



There was a guy here in Detroit, who did the same thing on channel 14.
His handle was "uncle sam"... was wild... he also ran about 5KW...
DEADKEY...