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Gary,

You know about the 2000, if you want the extra features like Vhf/Uhf all 
mode, having a sub-receiver for vhf/uhf, it is a ham shack in the box. 
Those are its advantages.  The pros I'm going to list below are basically 
some cons for the 2000.  But, I am keeping my 2000 as well, as an Hf backup 
and as a primary Vhf/Uhf rig.

590 Pros:

1.  Menus speak even more--spoken power level, mic gain, Processor level, as 
well as a speech button to read Swr or Alc while transmitting.

2.  Better receiver performance; improved DSP, hi-lo filters speak, 
dual-noise blanker setting and improved notch capability.

3.  Improved interface capability via USB for use with soundcards, etc.

Probably some other things I forgot.

Steve, K8SP
----- Original Message ----- 
From: Gary Tillinghast
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Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2012 7:42 AM
Subject: Comparing


Hi all,
I know some have either the TS-2000 and or the TS-590s radios.  What are =
the PROS and CONs of these radios?  Knowing that the TS-2000 has 2M/70CM =
are a added feature and the TS-590S doesn't have this.  What are other =
benefits of each.  Trying to decide on which radio to purchase.  Thanks =
Gary KB2YAA 

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