What a wonderful home page

I just found it in a link-list of an German HAM. I've heard W2ONV, my friend Bill from New Jersey on the 20 Meter Band and got one qso last year with him. :-) The eSSB sound is very very nice to listen to.

Maybe we can have a qso in the future !?! It would be great too. So please keep up this great work.

73, 55 and seasons greetings from DG9BBZ, your new friend Adel from Germany.
God bless you and yours.

DG9BBZ
Adel

Hello, John,

Many greetings from Maasbree in the south part of Holland.

I admire the eSSB audio and listen often to your signals and from others coming up from the USA. I had a presentation in the club ( V.R.Z.A.) in our city. Every one was astounded what eSSB sounded like. I hope to be the first eSSB operator in the Netherlands... hi. I hope that some amateurs pick up the info and hope that they will be enthusiastic about these marvelous sounds.

What we (and I) have learned, is that eSSB is possible for everyone. A good microphone is the first need, then the rest of the processing, but is worth it.

I hope to contact you when the project is ready and then maybe we can work each other on 20 meters. Wishing you all the best... Take care.., Many greetings to Bill, W2ONV, our "Godfather" here in the south of the Netherlands!

Bye bye, 73

Wim Kampers, PD5DX and operator club station PI4VNL
Bereklauwstraat 15
5993ge Maasbree, Holland

John,

This is an excellent site. I have improved the audio on my rig ten fold. I am currently using a B-1 Mic, Behringer Mic 2200 preamp, Behringer 2496 and a tripplite power conditioner.

Thank you for all the great information on your site.

73's

Dale (N7KSM)

Hi John,

Congratulations for the website.
Best 73 from Germany

73's

Michael (DG7ZX)

Hi John,

What a superb website. The amount of information and it's presentation is absolutely superb for beginners. It has proved very useful for myself as I take my first tentative steps in ssb audio. As a recently licensed amateur here in the Uk, I wonder if you could point me in the direction of a mid range transceiver that could achieve reasonable results. I am currently using a 718 which I purchased as my first HF transceiver. Great little set but a bit limiting now I think. I purchased a dsp 1124 and followed you guide to setup with excellent results but I would also like to know more about filter selection and determining bandwidth and gain settings etc. Many thanks John, loved the website. Best Regards

73's
Phil (M3PRK)

Hi John,

Thanks for the work you've done compiling this info for SSB audio in terms I
can understand. I really have started enjoying this aspect of the hobby.
CW is fun, but this is really different.

Cheers and have a good weekend
Herb, VE7AZC

Hello John !!!

Congratulates for your new Website. It is a very nice job !!!

73
PY1TTN, Humberto

Hello, John

I saw your website - very nice!

73,

Jerry - VA3GB

John,

I just looked (listened) at the mp3 files you had on your site that demonstrated the audio quality possible with ssb. I was totally blown away.
Thanks for making them available.

Mike

John, I stumbled onto your web while browsing this morning. Very nice!

Juan - WA6HTP