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Want an O-scope. What to get?


hdrox88

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Thinking about getting an o-scope so I can set my gains the right way. I have never messed with one, so I have no idea what to look for. I already have a nice DMM, so I just want a scope for...well, you know. I found this on ebay but like I said I have no idea what to look for. Any suggestions? Don't want to spend more than about $200 right now. Should I save for a little while?

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I just noticed the scope I linked only has one probe. That means that one wont work for setting gains? No pos. AND neg. terminals?

You need to read up on scopes a bit :)

You put the probe on positive then the o-scope's ground clip on negative.

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but i read that these only get to like 2 ohms?

is ther one that does 1 ohms and up?

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but i read that these only get to like 2 ohms?

is ther one that does 1 ohms and up?

Not sure. I didn't think that mattered cause it is used to match the gain(input sensitivity) to the signal coming from the HU. Once the gain is set correctly then the impedance shouldn't make the amp clip or not right? Or am I way off?

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