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Re: O Scope [message #62873 is a reply to message #25204] Wed, 26 May 2010 09:52 Go to previous message
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+1 on the above reply. You can look at the tunes, study them, trouble shoot make improvements, etc

Couple it with a good audio signal generator and yo can look at the wave form (signal) going in and look at it all the way thru.....imputs to speakers. See where you lose it, see where it distorts.....or just enjoy how perfect it is

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q83/pbidaho/Bpf4sQCGkKGrHgoOKiEEjlLmfk0BKdcDEgl.jpg

My bench budy

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