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Default Listed Specifications for Guitar Speaker Frequency Range

On 22/04/2019 10:54, John Williamson wrote:
That and a decent voltmeter along with a sweep tone generator can be
used to draw a graph of impedance against frequency, though to be
accurate, you need to use an oscilloscope and a couple of low value
resistors in the circuit to detect any frequency dependent phase shifts
in the load, or use a hall effect sensor to generate a voltage to drive
the X plates on the 'scope. If you have a DAW, then you have a way to
generate a sine or pink tone good enough for the job, even using a free
DAW program such as Audacity.

Sorry, finger trouble, The X plates are drive by the voltage, and the Y
plates by a voltage derived from the current, in the same way as the
stereo imaging displays are by the left and right channels.



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John.