Hey guys,
Im pretty new to this site. So I just wanted to start off with that. I have some questions about Digital Oscilloscopes.
First, let me mention that I do not know how to use an Oscilloscope. I understand the basic idea but thats it. I want a "scope" to use for testing while building various products like...
Tube Stereo Amplifier (Hi-Fi)
Tube Guitar Amp
Analog Reel to Reel.
I own a Tascam TSR-8, 8-track reel to reel and would like to be able to test and calibrate it. I remember that last time I tried to calibrate the machine the manual mentions that I needed a "True RMS" Multimeter.
So, that leads me to the 2nd part. If I go with a new digital "Scope"? Would that be able to do the same thing as a True RMS Multimeter?
Also, if I wanted to align the heads on the R2R I need to check the Azimuth. Im pretty certain that all "Scopes" can do that.
So what brands and model do you recommend?
Im pretty new to this site. So I just wanted to start off with that. I have some questions about Digital Oscilloscopes.
First, let me mention that I do not know how to use an Oscilloscope. I understand the basic idea but thats it. I want a "scope" to use for testing while building various products like...
Tube Stereo Amplifier (Hi-Fi)
Tube Guitar Amp
Analog Reel to Reel.
I own a Tascam TSR-8, 8-track reel to reel and would like to be able to test and calibrate it. I remember that last time I tried to calibrate the machine the manual mentions that I needed a "True RMS" Multimeter.
So, that leads me to the 2nd part. If I go with a new digital "Scope"? Would that be able to do the same thing as a True RMS Multimeter?
Also, if I wanted to align the heads on the R2R I need to check the Azimuth. Im pretty certain that all "Scopes" can do that.
So what brands and model do you recommend?