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How important is Frequency measurements in pedal design?
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01 May 2009, 17:05
I'm just getting started in pedal design. The Fluke meter I just bought only goes to 20kz. Just buillt a Ada flanger that calibrates in the mhz range.
SHould i buy a beter meter?
Also how important is frequency to you?
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