Hello everyone, and thanks for reading.
I am setting up a small/home lab for learning and developing pro audio gear such as guitar pedals, compressors and preamps.
I am looking for a signal generator (I belive that 2 channels will be needed for stereo applications but i am not sure?).
My area of working is very limited 0Hz to about 20-25 Khz.
Also, i don't think that i need anything special or over complicated.
After researching, i have few models in mind and i am seeking help to find the better one for me.
1) Hantek HDG2002B (
http://www.hantek.com/en/ProductDetail_149.html)
On paper, it seems to have everything. and more than i need, big screen, and "scope" like design.
When i am searching online i mostly find bad reviews on Hantek, and i am afraid that the UI is complicated and annoying to use.
2) GW-insteak AFG-2005 (
http://www.gwinstek.com/en-global/products/Signal_Sources/Arbitrary_Function_Generators/AFG-2100_AFG-2000) the specs here are far lower than the Hantek, i really love the display and the simplicity of the screen. also its made in Taiwan and overall seems like a more well made quality box.
It will be great to hear your inputs about those choices, and maybe get some more recommendations for (up to 300$) signal generators.
Thank you
Tom