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Oscilloscope Audio Vintage. From the time that oscilloscopes were first developed in the early 1940s, the race was on to make them smaller. I'll say forget about the vintage. Also, can oscilloscopes be used for jitter measurement from audio dac? You want the bandwidth of the oscilloscope higher than the highest frequency signal you're working with. I have both, yet i'm using the dso only, while the vintage one is just sitting there gathering dust. I used this kenwood multimeter. Oscilloscope i like to recommend the tektronix 465b, as tek sold more of these than pretty much any other scope in history. Oscilloscope is an eico 425 from the 1950s. Turntable is a fluance rt80. With 250mhz vertical amps and a dual time base. For any audio work a scope is invaluable if you really want to do troubleshooting and see how the thing is working. What type of probes are needed as part of standard.

What type of probes are needed as part of standard. Also, can oscilloscopes be used for jitter measurement from audio dac? I have both, yet i'm using the dso only, while the vintage one is just sitting there gathering dust. I'll say forget about the vintage. I used this kenwood multimeter. From the time that oscilloscopes were first developed in the early 1940s, the race was on to make them smaller. Oscilloscope i like to recommend the tektronix 465b, as tek sold more of these than pretty much any other scope in history. For any audio work a scope is invaluable if you really want to do troubleshooting and see how the thing is working. Oscilloscope is an eico 425 from the 1950s. You want the bandwidth of the oscilloscope higher than the highest frequency signal you're working with.

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Oscilloscope Audio Vintage What type of probes are needed as part of standard. What type of probes are needed as part of standard. Oscilloscope is an eico 425 from the 1950s. Oscilloscope i like to recommend the tektronix 465b, as tek sold more of these than pretty much any other scope in history. I'll say forget about the vintage. For any audio work a scope is invaluable if you really want to do troubleshooting and see how the thing is working. I used this kenwood multimeter. You want the bandwidth of the oscilloscope higher than the highest frequency signal you're working with. Turntable is a fluance rt80. From the time that oscilloscopes were first developed in the early 1940s, the race was on to make them smaller. Also, can oscilloscopes be used for jitter measurement from audio dac? I have both, yet i'm using the dso only, while the vintage one is just sitting there gathering dust. With 250mhz vertical amps and a dual time base.