Some great YouTube videos on profiles and using full duplex to eq mikes

WK2Y

This is praise not about my 6500 (not enough space here to do that) but about YouTube videos, by Al, K0CN on using and managing profiles and by Ken, NM9P on using full duplex to adjust microphone equalization.  Very clear informative presentations that are definitely going to help me get more out of my rig and provided greater insight than I could get from the manuals.  If you are still confused by equalization or profiles, or think you might not be taking full advantage of all the 6000 series has to offer in these area, take a look at those videos. My thanks to them and all those who take the time to share their knowledge.
73,
Bob, WK2Y 

WA2SQQ

How about a link?

WK2Y

That might help ;-)  

NM9P:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzT1qDKKySk

K0CN, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32tPr1hF7Ys

Both have a series of videos so if you just search for their call sign there are these and a whole lot more.  
73,
Bob, WK2Y

Rich McCabe

Yea both those guys do a stand up job. !

Ken is kind of a troublemaker   but makes great videos. haha

Rich

Paul Lourd

I watched the profile one, excellent!  I still find it a bit confusing that you have to go through all the bands and hit save. I would think if you wanted to set a mic profile, you could configure all the audio settings and it would apply to USB, LSB on any band.  Maybe I still mis-understand, but getting there!

WA2SQQ

Thanks for sharing

W2PP

Per the manual when you make a MIC profile its associated with the mode, so, if you make one up for SSB then it sticks and is the same for all the bands.  hTH
Peter

Ken - NM9P

Correct, the mic profile will remain associated with the same mode until you use another one.  Then it will always use the new one. 

You can have multiple Mic Profiles for each mode, and different profiles for different modes - i.e. FM, SSB, RTTY, DiGU/L, AM, SAM, DV, etc. can each associate with a different Mic Profile.

This is one of the really neat aspects of the Flex 6000 Series.

Just remember that Mic Profiles, Transmit Profiles and Global Profiles are different things.  

If you find that you mic profiles keep changing when you load a new Global Profile, it is because the Global Profile also saves the Mic Profile in use at the time it was saved.

Ken - NM9P

Paul Lourd

Ok, that is what I was hoping. I mainly work SSB and digital modes and create a global profile for each band/mode  I operate on. So if I select the correct mic profile, then save the global, all should be good when I recall that global. Thanks.