Electronics Engineer Reviews the KORG NTS-2 Oscilloscope Kit - Workbench Wednesdays

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A lot of people are buying these for modular synthesis, like me! That's how I ended up here It's really useful as the format works with voltages + - 0 to 10 volts to generate signals in the system so it's handy to see what modulations are doing visually so you can apply them musically You can do it by ear but sometimes it's nice to visually see for more complex patches It's such a nice colourful oscilloscope, I'll definitely pick one up
Comment from : One Little Atlas

Korg, as in guitar effects pedals🤣
Comment from : Александр Мельников

Anybody knows how to set up a microphone input?
Comment from : oueikak!

Somethong iffy Can't put my finger on it
Comment from : Andrew Pratt

How Many bananas does it take to get a full oscilloscope?
Comment from : Alex Colon

Nice info, thanks for sharing it, keep it up :)
Comment from : Rixtronix LAB

I think the 8hz for 120 BPM means that the time division is sixteenth notes, which would be 8 sixteenth notes per second
Comment from : sansmojo

Where could i find an Element 14 shirt like this one :) ?
Comment from : Rafael Nunes

So it's almost worthless to us cb radio techs
Comment from : Rich G

It would be a lot more useful if it could do Bode plots, even more so in combination with a microphone Just the thing to calibrate the EQ settings to get as flat a response as possible from your audio system
Comment from : NiHaoMike

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Comment from : The Hexagon

Does the signal generator run when in scope mode, could this device be useful as the basis for building a low cost curve tracer / component tester?
Comment from : Justin H

I don't really understand the need for a device like that because if working with audio signals why not just use something like Soundcard Oscilloscope?
Comment from : Stefan Glaser

If the sticky residue is on the board and you don't clean it with IPA before putting it together, can it do any harm? I didn't check/noticed it Mine had no bend components by the way
Comment from : studio48nl

Looks like a good option for musical folks that need t odebug or test instruments etc but for general electronics use I´d go for an entry level multicomp scope
Comment from : MAYER MAKES