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Old 07-24-2020, 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Electronic M View Post
You can't measure audio with a DC meter. He was explaining to you the difference between AC Vpp, Vpk and Vrms (and how rms delivers equivalent power to the same DC voltage will when driving a resistive load).
If your DMM has an AC range, likely it has a wide enough frequency response to reasonably measure a 400 Hz output. Using an inexpensive DMM, I measure about 3 Volts rms from the audio out of my SG 8. See picture on my post # 71 for peak to peak (about 9 Volts), rms Volts and frequency of my un-modified SG.

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