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Message: <blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 4430071" data-attributes="member: 555713">this is thruth.but a multimeter is good for testing the resistance of a coil to see weather its good or bad, testing the output voltage of an amplifier to set the gain properly, testing battery and remote lines in troubleshooting weather a wire is properly conducting or is shorted\open.the biggest thing you can use a meter for is testing stock wiring harnesses in vehicles for constant 12v, switched 12v and ground. the only other test equipment i carry in my toolbag is a 1.5v battery for popping speakers to make sure the line i am using is a speaker and its the correct speaker im looking for.a multimeter like he said, is used for basic troubleshooting in my opinion. very rarely will you make any serious deductions other than "it works", or "its broke" using a multimeter.</blockquote>

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