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Signal Generators

 Signal generators are invaluable tools for troubleshooting and testing audio equipment. But they are also used for calibrating microphones and other audio gear, generating test tones for speaker setup, creating reference signals for recording/mixing, and even as a musical instrument in their own right. We've gathered together the best for you below. 

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  1. AudioControl - 60-Ohm Load Generating Device and Signal Stabilizer (Pair) - Gray

    SKU: J3R9ZF59L8

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    A gray pair of load generating devices stabilizes audio signals and reduces noise for optimal sound quality.
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    Your price for this item is $39.99
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    The previous price was $69.99
  2. AudioControl - 8-Channel Input 10-Channel Output DSP Matrix Processor - Black

    SKU: J3Q3PL4Y6K

    This unit gives you complete flexability in your car audio system. BUT... If you don't have access to the appropriate test tones, RTA, O scope, signal voltage ..... to PROPERLY SET UP THIS UNIT, you just...

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    A versatile black DSP matrix processor offering 8-channel input, 10-channel output, EQ, and Bluetooth compatibility.
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    Your price for this item is $829.99
  3. AudioControl - 20-Ohm Load Generating Device and Signal Stabilizer (Pair) - Green

    SKU: J3R9ZF59L6

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    A pair of green devices that stabilize audio signals and reduce noise for optimal aftermarket sound quality.
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    Your price for this item is $39.99
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FAQ

A signal generator is an electronic device that produces repeating or non-repeating electronic signals, typically used for testing, troubleshooting, and designing electronic hardware such as amplifiers, receivers, and other circuits.

Signal generators can produce a variety of signals, including sine waves, square waves, triangular waves, pulse waves, and arbitrary waveforms, depending on the model and its features.

Yes, many signal generators are designed to cover a wide frequency range, making them suitable for both audio frequency (AF) and radio frequency (RF) applications. Be sure to check the frequency range specifications of each model.

Absolutely. Signal generators are commonly used with oscilloscopes to analyze and visualize waveforms, test circuit response, and calibrate equipment.

Key features to consider include frequency range, waveform options, output amplitude control, modulation capabilities, connectivity options, and whether the generator is analog or digital.