SOLD: Rohde&Schwarz R&S UPV DC to 250KHz Audio Analyzer
SOLD
For sale Rohde & Schwartz UPV audio analyzer, well taken care of and in absolutely impeccable condition. Superlative performance.
Included:
- Analyzer
- IEC power cable (EU plug)
- 4 x balanced XLR to unbalanced BNC adapters
- VGA to HDMI display converter
- HDMI cable
The analyzer will be very carefully packed and protected, insured and tracked expedited shipping will be used. Collection in person is welcomed (item is located in France, Paris area).
Price is 5,400 EUR, including shipping to Europe. Bank transfer preferred, PayPal accepted (add 3.5% to cover the fees for the latter).
SOLD
For sale Rohde & Schwartz UPV audio analyzer, well taken care of and in absolutely impeccable condition. Superlative performance.
Included:
- Analyzer
- IEC power cable (EU plug)
- 4 x balanced XLR to unbalanced BNC adapters
- VGA to HDMI display converter
- HDMI cable
The analyzer will be very carefully packed and protected, insured and tracked expedited shipping will be used. Collection in person is welcomed (item is located in France, Paris area).
Price is 5,400 EUR, including shipping to Europe. Bank transfer preferred, PayPal accepted (add 3.5% to cover the fees for the latter).
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If you mean APx555, then no, it is not better. AP can measure THD+N up to approximately -120dB (or slightly better), with my RS UPV I measured up to -116dB. However, for the extra 4dB or so you'd pay a small fortune for APx555.
One other difference is that RS UPV is a stand-alone machine, no need to connect it to a computer. Depending on your usage scenario, that could be a good or a bad thing.
And APx555 even it its default configuration can measure in digital domain (has digital inputs and outputs), RS decided to make that an option with UPV - therefore the bare-bone configuration has only analogue inputs and outputs. Can easily add the digital option but costs quite a bit if bought new from RS.
One other difference is that RS UPV is a stand-alone machine, no need to connect it to a computer. Depending on your usage scenario, that could be a good or a bad thing.
And APx555 even it its default configuration can measure in digital domain (has digital inputs and outputs), RS decided to make that an option with UPV - therefore the bare-bone configuration has only analogue inputs and outputs. Can easily add the digital option but costs quite a bit if bought new from RS.
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