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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- McIntosh MX 122
- Main Amp
- (2) McIntosh MC601
- Additional Amp
- Yamaha Mx A5000
- Other Amp
- McIntosh MP-100 phono
- Computer Audio
- Mac Mini
- Universal / Blu-ray / CD Player
- Sony BPDS360
- Streaming Equipment
- Sonos
- Front Speakers
- Magico S3
- Center Channel Speaker
- Infinity
- Surround Speakers
- Triad Silver
- Surround Back Speakers
- Triad Silver
- Front Height Speakers
- Triad Silver
- Rear Height Speakers
- Triad Silver
- Subwoofers
- (2) Rhythmik 18
- Other Speakers
- ASC Wall Damp, (4) 16” x 8 ‘ ISO Thermal tube trap
- Video Display Device
- Sony 85 inch
- Other Equipment
- Hydra Alpha 6, VPI classic II turntable
I was thinking about if I can use REW to measure turntable performance. I am also wondering if anyone else has done this before and might be able to save me some time and possibly some frustration. The parameter I wanted to test was azimuth. So if I use a test LP with a swept tone or single tone I could measure the output of the left and right channels separately out of the phono stage and measure then compare their amplitudes. But is that good enough? Don’t I need channel separation too. What else might I be able to test? Distortion, wow and flutter? Or is it easier to buy a program like analogmajik?
