I have their multimeter that also has a o scope. Bought this as the screen is a tiny bit bigger. Was able to find out that my stereo clips after volume 30 but I’m having no luck setting amp gains with this. Thanks for the video, it will help.

wonderful explanation

Thank you for making this video.

thank you...going to be using 1 today.

Dang good video. Thank you from a newbie!

I agree with complaint about smc to bnc reduction, but that can be replaced with bought or diy cable with necessary flexibility. for the price of very poor probe you get functional osc really measuring 5mhz signals. that is awesome
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Just ordered my DSO-510. It’ll be here tomorrow!! I desperately needed it cause my head unit manufacturer says my RCA give a 4V signal for front, rear and sub RCA’s but everyone I’ve talked to professionally says they only give a 2V signal and I need to know for sure lol.

Mine arrived today and it's version is 1.0.3. You should update the firmware from 1.0.1.

Can you please do a video using the fnirsi dso 510 on a car stereo head unit to show clipping and show us how to set it up for that please

@AllAboutAudioJW ,Great video thank you I made great progress in tuning today. I was wondering what spl/ volt meter is that in the background? Thank you in advance.

Ds0 152 Will this work for measuring 40 Hz? I want to adjust my bass amplifier... Thanks

Can some one please explain to me exactly where he connected the probes to the amp

I just tried doing the calibration with the screwdriver and mine don’t move at all on the screen. I noticed your “V and H” is lite up blue in the top right corner and mine only the “V” is blue.

What one would you consider for more frequently using

can someone please explain why the x10 multiplier? Why not x1 to see the actual voltage without dividing by 10

Hi, new to this… for the probe, what does it mean 1X vs 10X?

Mine didn't come with an adjustment tool wth

I've purchased this but no way can I change the set up from Chinese to English as no settings?

Do you have to switch the probes when tuning a higher watt amp