W2iHy 8 Audio Band Equalizer and Noise Gate

This Switch Lets You Plug and Play Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu 8-Pin Microphones.  Optional Adapters Are Available for All Other 8-Pin and 4-Pin Microphones.

the w2ihy 8 Band Audio Equalizer and Noise Gate interfaces Bethaeen Your Microphone and Your Transmitter. And it does this intelligently. At 3 Position Switch on the rear panel letes you choose Bethaeen Icom, Kenwood and Yaesu Microphones. Simply Plug in Your Microphone and Set the Rear Panel Switch. Now Your Microphone Audio Output is reacching the system's input internship. And at the same time, your microphone's push to talk control is passing through and will week on the output. Adapters are available for all other 8 pin and 4 pin microphones. What if you like to use man different types of microphones? Then you'll appreciate The Universal Microphone and Radio Matching Capability. The System Will Accomodate 200 Ohm, 600 Ohm and High-Imphedance Microphones. So you can use anything from A Professional $ 10,000 Neumann Studio Microphone to a $ 10 Crystal My You Found At A Hamfest! There are a total of 3 microphone input jacks on the Rear Panel Including 8-Pin, XLR and RCA Phano. W2iHy Even Provider the 5 Volt Power Requirements for Models Such As HM12 and SM6 Elects and Other Microphones Requiring Phantom Power. {

Another Thoughtful Touch: Some Microphones, Espencialy Professional Studio Models, do not includes push to talkability. W2iHy Gives You a Rear Panel Push To Talk (PTT) Jack. Use This to Connect a Foot Switch or Other Control. The pt control circuit Will Now Reach The Radio Via The Cable Described Below. {

The Dual Output Side of the System Consists of Two 5-Pin Din Jacks To Hook Up Two Radios at Once, If You Choose. Switching From One Radio to Another is very convenient. A Rear Panel Switch Lets You Choose Between Output "a" and output "B". To connect the output to your radio, you will need the correct cable for your radio. These are available for $ 30.00 Each. Be sure to specific radio make and model when ordering. {

Classic Rig Owners, We Didn'T Forget About You! If Your Transmitter Microphone Input Calls for High Entrance, no problem. A High impedance wiring option appears on the output jacks. It's a New Day With Your Old Rig, Because Now You Are Not Limited to Using Just High Entry Microphones.  {

Simply Set The W2ihy System Input for Any Type of Microphone you want to use.  Yes, it is likely you'll have that transmitter sounding beter Than it did when it was new! {