WTB: Distortion meter
 

I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one
of those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP
334 or such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum
of money? I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk
myself into paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

WTB: Distortion meter
 

In article , Nick Gorham
writes
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one
of those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP
334 or such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum
of money? I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk
myself into paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

Http://www.testequipmenthq.com/
http://www.johnsradio-uk.com/products.asp
http://www.cooke-int.com/index.html
Http://www.mb-radio.co.uk/frames/test/index.html

I'm sure there must be a few around. I've got a 339A, one on there a
snip at 1200 sheets!.

There are quite a few suppliers of S/H test gear in the UK.


--
Tony Sayer

Distortion meter
 

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.

Distortion meter
 

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.

Distortion meter
 

In article , Serge Auckland
writes

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want one of
those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP 334 or
such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible sum of money?
I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't talk myself into
paying the shipping from the states where they all seem to be.

--
Nick

If you can find one, go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.

S.



Yes I've got one of they. Make me an offer I can't refuse;-)).....
--
Tony Sayer

Distortion meter
 

Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick

Distortion meter
 

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.

Graham Holloway

Distortion meter
 

In article , Graham Holloway
writes

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
.. .
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.


Yes had one of those once fine old time nulling out!.

Ex Neve it was.......

--
Tony Sayer

Distortion meter
 

"Graham Holloway" wrote in message
...

"Nick Gorham" wrote in message
...
Serge Auckland wrote:


If you can find one, my advice is to go for a Ferrograph RTS1. It is an
all-in-one audio
measuring set, includes distortion and level, has a low distortion
oscillator and can measure drift and wow and flutter. They were made in
the
UK, so you won't have to pay shipping charges. Measures down to 0.1%
full-scale, so if the distortion is below what you can measure, you
don't
need to worry about it.


Good, point, I knew of those, I got distracted looking for the HP.

--
Nick


Radford did a nice one. I have seen them around from time to time.

Graham Holloway

Excellent.- They go for huge amounts of money - to Japan.

Distortion meter
 

Thus spake Nick Gorham:
I know this may prompt cry's of "but you like SET's why do you want
one of those", but I don't suppose anyone here in the UK has a unwanted HP
334 or such like that they would consider exchanging for a sensible
sum of money? I have been watching on ebay for some time, but can't
talk myself into paying the shipping from the states where they all
seem to be.
--
Nick


http://www.lindos.co.uk/

or perhaps an HP/Agilent 8903B or one of their dynamic signal analysers from
someone like Livingston Hire. None are cheap options though! HP334's? They
bring back memories.