10 mV sine wave?
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10 mV sine wave?
I do not have a signal/function generator. Can I just play a 10mV sine wave via ipod into my amp for oscope diagnosis?
Re: 10 mV sine wave?
Sure. In my experience, oscillators for iOS produce decent sine waves, but not triangle or square. Perfectly fine for testing amps.
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Re: 10 mV sine wave?
10 mv. is quite low. If you are wanting to get a signal that is about the same level as a guitar pickup, use 100 mv. That is about a "vintage" pickup level. 150 to 200 mv. is in the range of the hot pickups.
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Re: 10 mV sine wave?
Here's a nice free set:
http://www.mediacollege.com/audio/tone/download/
Plain MP3 players usully put out some 200mV RMS through their headphone out.
Pad down outside as required, do not simply set player volume down because there's a constant background digital noise which gets annoying, while padding pads "everything".
http://www.mediacollege.com/audio/tone/download/
Plain MP3 players usully put out some 200mV RMS through their headphone out.
Pad down outside as required, do not simply set player volume down because there's a constant background digital noise which gets annoying, while padding pads "everything".