That's what I was thinking. I just didn't know which one would be preferred. What about the V2 version of this o-scope, looks a little cleaner aesthetics wise IMO. Worth the extra few bucks?Quote:
Originally Posted by West
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That's what I was thinking. I just didn't know which one would be preferred. What about the V2 version of this o-scope, looks a little cleaner aesthetics wise IMO. Worth the extra few bucks?Quote:
Originally Posted by West
Yes you need to provide a sine wave source. The test signal is a square wave, not very useful in audio.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrownVanMan
You willing to rent it out along with whatever you used to produce the test sine wave?
Sorry mang, not considering renting it. I use it for work as well as for my CA hobby. The source I used was just test tones on a CD.
Awesome... I think I will be picking one of these up A.S.A.P. I had no idea they could be so affordable.
Still using this bro? Just wondering how it's holding up. Going to pick one up for my new build. Quite a bit of power, so I want to be sure I'm setting things accurately. Does the x1-x10 switch work well?Quote:
Originally Posted by maylar
I've had he same scope for almost 2 years now and set I don't know how many amps. The 1x probe is good for ~ 80V p2p which is around 3kw. If it's got a 10x switch, you can set some big ass amps just fine. My buddy sets his 8k's with the same scope no problem.
When I first got mine, I set my amp to "about half" like most people who don't know any better would just to see. I got this...
http://i848.photobucket.com/albums/a...oscopeclip.jpg
No bueno. A little turn of the gain and bingo...
http://i848.photobucket.com/albums/a...scopeclean.jpg
I decided right then and there that it was maybe the best money I've spent in CA.
Imma hafta git one of dees...
That's exactly what I was thinking. Good to see it's not something that's going to take a dump in 6 months. Was thinking about a DD-1 but I'd much rather actually see what's going on. Have you used it to test HU's? Fairly easy to use?Quote:
Originally Posted by TaylorFade
Yep, it's a keeper. Mine came with a nice velvet carrying pouch that keeps it safe & cozy. My only concern for durability is the tiny connector on the probe wire. It's a little coaxial plug that I've never seen before, and I dunno how it'll hold up with time so I keep it plugged in all the time. I've noticed that probes are sold separately on eBay now, so even if it gets fugged you can score a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by gckless
Much easier to tote around than my old Tektronix analog scope. It goes with me anytime I'm working on my system.
Good to hear man. Definitely picking this up. I want to learn more than just looking at a couple lights on a DD-1.Maybe it's just me, but I want to be more educated than that and know as much as possible about the things I am doing. I don't have the cash for a Tektronics, not to mention I don't need the accuracy it offers. I'll only be using this for car audio. I definitely feel as though this will be the most important thing I will spend a little amount of money on.Quote:
Originally Posted by maylar
That place you got yours from still has them right? If so I'm getting one...Quote:
Originally Posted by maylar
Amazon, Newegg, there's a bunch of places that carry them now. Just google it, you'll get a bunch of hits. Just make sure the probe comes with that x10 switch on it, but I'm pretty sure they all do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bettr n' Revrse
Also be aware that the DSO's firmware has been updated by third party developers (it's open source) for bug fixes and new functions. The firmware that ships with the 'scope works OK for most people, but the enhanced version is even better.
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I'm gonna buy one of these