IC-7300 vs IC-7610 — is the jump actually worth it for a home station
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so ive been running an IC-7300 for about three years now and honestly its been a great radio, no real complaints. but ive been eyeing the 7610 for a while and trying to figure out if theres enough of a real-world difference to justify spending another thousand-something dollars on it. like on paper the dual watch and the two independent receivers sounds really useful but im not sure how often id actually use that in practice from a home station doing mostly general HF work, some contesting here and there, maybe a bit of digi modes.
the 7300 spectrum scope is already really good in my opinion, i was skeptical of it before i got the radio but now i use it constantly. is the 7610 scope noticeably better or is it more of the same thing just wider. ive read conflicting things online and half those reviews seem like they were written by people who spent 20 minutes with the radio at a hamfest.
anyone running a 7610 who came from a 7300, was there a moment where you thought yeah this was worth it or did it feel like more of a sidegrade with extra features you dont really need
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