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<blockquote data-quote="nathanotis" data-source="post: 8761034" data-attributes="member: 683767"><p>I've heard that. The reason I have been using tones is that there is (typically) a VERY identifiable point where distortion can be heard. I don't get that when listening to music, at least not as black and white as a single tone.</p><p></p><p>I guess if I'm going to try to use the tone, I should open the sub and connect my scope to the speaker so I can see what's going on (since I can't hear it, it seems).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nathanotis, post: 8761034, member: 683767"] I've heard that. The reason I have been using tones is that there is (typically) a VERY identifiable point where distortion can be heard. I don't get that when listening to music, at least not as black and white as a single tone. I guess if I'm going to try to use the tone, I should open the sub and connect my scope to the speaker so I can see what's going on (since I can't hear it, it seems). [/QUOTE]
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