QRNix, HF DSP noise reduction

Hear the signal, not the static.

QRNix is a standalone DSP box between your radio and speaker. Pick a mode, tune four controls, and keep the radio in the conversation.

What it does

Noise reduction that stays out of your way.

QRNix listens to the audio leaving your receiver, estimates the noise, and reduces it before the audio reaches your speaker or amplifier. Bypass remains one switch movement away for an honest A/B comparison.

Front panel

Four knobs, one clear job each.

Start low, listen, then add only what the band needs.

01

Reduction

0 to 30 dB

Sets how much residual noise remains after processing.

02

Smoothing

0 to 100%

Steadies a moving noise floor. Too much can blur fast speech.

03

Whitening

0 to 100%

Softens tonal residue so aggressive reduction sounds more natural.

04

Aggression

0.00 to 2.00

Sets how hard QRNix suppresses noise. Start low to protect voice quality.

One button. Tap to cycle Tone-kill and Post-filter. Hold it in Spectral mode to capture a noise profile.

Mode switch

Choose the noise strategy, then get on with listening.

Every mode includes its best use, so there is no separate decision chart to decode.

Center

Bypass

Unprocessed audio through the box.

Best when: comparing settings, checking the band, or leaving the audio untouched.

Manual profile

Spectral

Hold the button during a one-second noise-only moment. QRNix uses that captured profile until you recapture or power off.

Best when: the noise is stable and weak signals need protection.

Continuous estimate

Adaptive

QRNix keeps updating its noise estimate as the band changes.

Best when: tuning around or following a shifting noise floor. Enter during quiet audio when possible.

Signal helpers

Four useful features.

Two are button-controlled. Two watch the signal for you.

Tone-kill

Suppresses a sustained tuning tone in any mode.

Post-filter

Smooths musical residue in Spectral and Adaptive modes.

CLIP

Flags an overloaded input so the source level can be reduced.

Auto input

Monitors both input channels and selects the stronger sustained signal.

Get in touch

Questions about QRNix?

Setup, firmware, or the project in general — email lands in the QRNix inbox with the subject prefilled.

Email info@qrnix.com