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RE: Distortion analyzer recommendations

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The distortion analyzer needed depends on the capability of the unit you will be testing. I am most familiar with the older Hewlett-Packard units. The HP333A and HP334A are nice but are not fully automatic and require an external signal generator, which will also contribute to the capability of the system. The HP339A is a nice, automatic analyzer with a built-in generator but is more valuable. The Sound Technology 1701A is nice and similar to in capability to the HP339A. It has about the same value as the HP339A. Look on E-Bay for these units to get an idea of their value.

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