 Very Good Product |
| Review Date: January 12, 2007 |
| Reviewer: Donald A. De Motta Sr., |
| I am very satisfied with my purchase of this microphone. It has a good clarity and has boosted my modulation much more then my stock mike did. I am using it with my Cobra 148 GTL SSB/AM 40 channel CB Radio in my truck and so far it has done the job I had wanted it to do. For the price, it cannot be beat in my opinion. |
country boy tech
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| Review Date: March 28, 2009 |
| Reviewer: rich, |
| it is a great power mic i have had mine for several mounths still works great the only thing is the button on mine is hard to push has very strong spring makes for alot of dead keys but once you get used to it it isnt a problem great mic for the price |
Mod it and you'll be smiling!
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| Review Date: August 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Spy, Arkansas |
When you do a few simple mods to this microphone it performs very impressively.
Before the mods, the HG M75 sounds "closer to a non-power stock mic with a dynamic 600 ohm element, known for a telephone sounding (300Hz to 3KHz) low audio".
After the mods, you'll be thinking, "Now, that's audio - over 40dB gain from 500Hz to 22kHz!"
You'll void the warranty, but the risk/reward was worth it to me. Google
"Cobra HG M75 Power Mic fix/upgrade (+20dB gain)" and you'll find the pdf file that's hosted at [...]
There are photos and detailed descriptions of how to "increase the audio dramatically matching or surpassing most power mics on the market without distortion."
You'll need a soldering iron, a 220 ohm resistor, a 0.47uF to 1uF capacitor, and some basic soldering skills. In half an hour (or a bit longer if you're a slow worker) you'll have a punchy and sweet-sounding mic that will be heard and probably mistaken for higher quality.
Compared to the stock sound of an HG M75 it's a quantum leap!
Set your cb to optimal modulation, add a properly tuned antenna, use this modded microphone, and you'll be grinning from ear-to-ear!
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Good mike great price!
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| Review Date: February 9, 2007 |
| Reviewer: 5port, NY |
| I dont think you can beat a good CB power mike for under $20. I'm using it on my Galaxy DX959 SSB rig and am getting good audio reports on SSB with a comment of "a little midrangy". Thats not a bad thing when punching through noise. The big bonus with this mike is the design of it. It looks like something you would find in a helicopter cockpit. Very aeronautic with is bulging wind screen and red led that lights on transmit to give you a battery indicator. The transmit switch is easy on the fingers and the general design is well thought out for a mike in this price range. Audio level adjust is at the rear top of the mike like the old Turner +2. Great value. |
Cobra CB Mic.
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| Review Date: April 20, 2008 |
| Reviewer: W. Finnerty, |
| We thought the mic. was the problem with the CB we had and ordered this. It came promptly, and seems fine, but the CB still doesn't work, so it's probably no faulut of this product, but our CB (hopefully)! Anyway, the shipment was quick and the product seems great. Thanks! |
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