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Here's a brief synopsis of what the frequency response from Rx to Tx is like with the DEFAULT (zero) filters that everybody is currently using   
 
Here's a brief synopsis of what the frequency response from Rx to Tx is like with the DEFAULT (zero) filters that everybody is currently using   
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So, you can see that the low-end suffers quite a bit, as it's almost 8 dB down at 300 Hz.  It also has overshoots in excess of 1 dB centered at 425 and 675 Hz.  The high end falls off quite sharply as well.
 
So, you can see that the low-end suffers quite a bit, as it's almost 8 dB down at 300 Hz.  It also has overshoots in excess of 1 dB centered at 425 and 675 Hz.  The high end falls off quite sharply as well.
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By switching to all 1's for the filters, the response and flatness if greatly improved [[File:AllStarLink Filter 2|thumb]]
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By switching to all 1's for the filters, the response and flatness if greatly improved  
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Notice the improvement at the low end and high end.   
 
Notice the improvement at the low end and high end.   

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