what would be a good o-scope for a reasonable price, only want to use it for tuning amps,

thanks

just for sub amps a small handheld unit will do. slower scan times and small memory..... please hold

This is a very good one from the reviews.

http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=handheld+oscilloscope&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&cid=17531474899427628236&sa=X&ei=teusTezCMYPt0gHY4-C6Cw&ved=0CDYQ8gIwAA#

OR

for a PC based unit (my favorite)..... http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&pa=2109173&productId=2109173&keyCode=WSF&CID=GMC

Ive got a couple (over 40 VELLEMANS) and they come with some cheap ass leads on them, but they will accept any standard input from a DDM lead

If you only want to use it for setting gains.....you are better off just saving your money.

If you have some other electrical need or purpose for one, then it makes sense. But setting a gain is really not that difficult to justify the expense for that single purpose.

also, is there a place where you could borrow it or rent it for a day

and what tones you use for mids and highs and for subs

if your set on getting one save a bit more and just get this,

http://www.testextra.com/tpi/pages/tpi_440_1mhz_handheld_oscilloscope_true_rms_dmm.htm

even comes with the alligator clips to connect to the RCA's while playing test tones to see sine wave and while your turning gain dial.

For sale?

Pm me with a price...

If you only want to use it for setting gains.....you are better off just saving your money.

If you have some other electrical need or purpose for one, then it makes sense. But setting a gain is really not that difficult to justify the expense for that single purpose.

I am a tool hoarder

Hope that isn't YOUR ear Lance... Needs some cleaning.....

More then enough to set gains with and nicely priced @ $150. Also a good site to do business with, purchased from them with good experience.http://www.tequipment.net/Velleman_hps10se.html