Stereo Tool

Hi,
A local FM radio station in my area has an Internet stream, but their audio is turned too loud and way distorted on it.
http://66.148.171.37:8000/KGSPRadio

DeClipper really helps the clipping, doesn't remove it completely but does a good job for what it is! Just posting this here so you guys can test it.
This station's cool, no ID messages just random tunes.

wtf is this!
There is no processing at all just +8dB over 0db

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Yeah, the Declipper is great. Stuff always sounds a little harsher when I have it disabled. It helps prevent fatigue like nothing else I've encountered.

And the Natural Dynamics filter is no slouch either. I was able to demo Leif's Undo, and the Natural Dynamics restoration is more transparent and has a better bottom end than it. I don't know if it's the 5 vs 9 band aspect or what.

Overall, it's worth the license and is smart enough to be left on at all times without anything sounding weird. Love it.

At least KGSP-FM has audio processing on it. The FM doesn't seem to have any distortion/clipping.
I'd contact Park University in Kansas City and see if they'll fix it maybe? The station's student-run, so maybe they just don't know what to do about the volume issue. https://kgsp.park.edu/

Gosh how can you compare the tools in Stereo tool are superb.

I just want to know what else they can do It seems there may also be a FM declipper too. but i am still trying to figure that out . If its streamed content than you can use all the lovely things above especially with the DSP version that integrates into other players. They are all pretty amazing .

I only have problem with dehummer but I think that will be my set-up as it currently using my settings adds lots of reverb to tracks without a hum or at least this is what I have found . The only problem i had a startup was deciding what to turn on This Dehummer is now off . Crumbs your web site radio link distorts.

The Internet audio has been fixed on the KGSP stream this is about.
http://66.148.171.37:8000/KGSPRadio


Can anyone guess what equipment they're using? To me the FM sounds just like the streaming.