What are your go-to measuring systems? I'm a hobbyist rather than a pro, so I just use FuzzMeasure Pro because it's fairly straightforward and easy to use. I haven't played around with anything else though and just wonder what you guys prefer.
I've used REW in the past. I settled on it because it's freeware and the other options can be pretty pricey, plus they have more bells and whistles than I'd ever need.
gofar99 Messages: 1949 Registered: May 2010 Location: Southern Arizona
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Hi, I guess it depends on what I am measuring. For speaker systems I use RTA and a PC scope, sometimes I "cheat" and use the analysis section of a Behringer DEQ2496. For gear on the bench I have three different PC based scopes one stand alone scope and three different signal generators. Plenty of assorted meters, diy test fixtures. I also use a HP distortion analyzer when it is appropriate.
I borrowed a Viacoustics from a friend once after I moved into a new place, but I haven't used one since. I just don't have the need to buy one, but I would recommend that brand for others who do.
Thanks for the name drop. Amazing how many different companies sell so many different types of audio equipment, isn't it? Brand loyalty keeps things easier to do IMO.
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