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<blockquote data-quote="SmartAsss" data-source="post: 7216871" data-attributes="member: 629857">Typical response to many of my posts. Im not making this up. It is a fact that test tones are of higher amplitude then music.I base all of my information on facts, and testing, I would feel terrible if I ever mislead someone. so I personally learn, test and use my own 10+ years of electrical, electronics, mechanical training and experience to find absolute answers to my tasks.The whole reason why I joined ca.com is to dispel myths, bad practices, and misinformation. I enjoy helping others. Rarely do people like what I have to say but its only the truth whether you believe it or not...I work in the aerospace industry, building and quality testing critical components found in every aircraft, If you&#039;ve ever flew in a airplane or aircraft chances are I&#039;ve personally built and tested a few of the parts on it. I&#039;m very thorough with my procedures I have to be. If I f*** something up I go to jail people die.The meter method only applies to test tones. You can use an oscilloscope on music but you have to know what to look for and when. A small amount of clipping is acceptable and inaudible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SmartAsss, post: 7216871, member: 629857"] Typical response to many of my posts. Im not making this up. It is a fact that test tones are of higher amplitude then music.I base all of my information on facts, and testing, I would feel terrible if I ever mislead someone. so I personally learn, test and use my own 10+ years of electrical, electronics, mechanical training and experience to find absolute answers to my tasks. The whole reason why I joined ca.com is to dispel myths, bad practices, and misinformation. I enjoy helping others. Rarely do people like what I have to say but its only the truth whether you believe it or not... I work in the aerospace industry, building and quality testing critical components found in every aircraft, If you've ever flew in a airplane or aircraft chances are I've personally built and tested a few of the parts on it. I'm very thorough with my procedures I have to be. If I f*** something up I go to jail people die. The meter method only applies to test tones. You can use an oscilloscope on music but you have to know what to look for and when. A small amount of clipping is acceptable and inaudible. [/QUOTE]

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