03-08-2017, 02:07 PM
I think he means Jeremy. Remember how impressed he was by his Keithley when we had that gathering at Jeremy's place? IIRC, he joined the 2015 gang shortly afterwards (better late than never 
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Sorry Nick - I'm talking about you as if you're not here
They are nice meters - though the "THD" part of it is a bit pointless for serious or semi-serious audio, so the 2000 model is a good alternative. They are often sold off cheap after spending years bolted into ATE racks, driven via their IEEE interface. Apart from leaking caps - which can wreck the PCB - the main problem with them is dimming VFD displays. I only use mine occasionally, but when you need a 1,000,000-count meter, they're great. For day-to-day stuff, hand-held meters are much more convenient.
)Sorry Nick - I'm talking about you as if you're not here
They are nice meters - though the "THD" part of it is a bit pointless for serious or semi-serious audio, so the 2000 model is a good alternative. They are often sold off cheap after spending years bolted into ATE racks, driven via their IEEE interface. Apart from leaking caps - which can wreck the PCB - the main problem with them is dimming VFD displays. I only use mine occasionally, but when you need a 1,000,000-count meter, they're great. For day-to-day stuff, hand-held meters are much more convenient.
