[barshnik]

I know 'pink noise' for speakers / cans, but what about amps (Hornet in my case)?

Pink noise, sine wave frequency sweep, square wave, or just plain music from iTunes hooked to the sound card? Thanks,

John F

 

[CMasten]

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Originally Posted by barshnik /img/forum/go_quote.gif I know 'pink noise' for speakers / cans, but what about amps (Hornet in my case)? Pink noise, sine wave frequency sweep, square wave, or just plain music from iTunes hooked to the sound card? Thanks, John F

typically Amps get white noise..

honesty just having audio into the amp and some load in the headset input at a modest volume is all you need.

 

[Morph201]

x2.

 

[mrarroyo]

Lately I have been using an old Kenwood (KT-74) AM/FM Tuner to feed two portable amps using an splitter. Like a previous poster said, low volume is enough.