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I don't think such things should be available to unskilled and unqualified persons.
Well, there's a point to be made there. On the other hand, if you've worked with Optimods, you understand the frustration of not being able to "fine tune" the machines, because the manufacturer felt such flexibility was too dangerous to be placed in the hands of "unskilled and unqualified persons". Instead of a plethora of detailed sliders to work with, we got "Less-More".
Better, I think, that the product has been released as Hans has done it. Those who take the time to understand, and study, and work with this thing in a professional manner can get a really great sound out of it that no other processor on the market can come close to.
In the areas I've placed the software, the station is
easily as loud, with a sound you can stay with for hours. Compared to most others here, these stations immediately stand out, more for being open and loud (enough) than loud, clipped and strident. Hans really has done a great job.
For most, the drive to be loudest disappeared in the mid-70s... and certainly after we all went to digital radios. Maybe that's something else to consider... The star of this thread may be operating in a country where all the radios still have analog tuners.
