They most likely want to apply low frequency 1V sinewave signal (100Hz -1kHz) and measure/set -3dB point. Any voltmeter will do (no need for true RMS). One recommended by Czarivey is pretty good one. I have cheaper, non-RMS version for more almost two decades. On one occasion I checked it against 6-digit Agilent multimeter and it was accurate within displayed resolution.
Voltmeter for Vandersteen 5a setup
Hello,
I have the Vandersteen 5A speakers. I need to setup the speakers myself. The manual refers to using a voltmeter to set the volume to 1v AC using the meter and also test to make sure that the crossover is set correctly. Will this meter work? I need to be able to get a reading of 0.707. Can someone recommend an easy budget friendly voltmeter? Amazon has about 100 of them.
Thanks
Rob
I have the Vandersteen 5A speakers. I need to setup the speakers myself. The manual refers to using a voltmeter to set the volume to 1v AC using the meter and also test to make sure that the crossover is set correctly. Will this meter work? I need to be able to get a reading of 0.707. Can someone recommend an easy budget friendly voltmeter? Amazon has about 100 of them.
Thanks
Rob