Testing Audio Voltage on an Oscilloscope

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This video will show you how to use an oscilloscope to test the voltage of an audio signal, with a focus on arcade board safety. In the past few years, so much equipment has been destroyed by superguns without audio protection and this video will show you how to prevent that from happening in your setup!

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