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Reviews (9)
Dec 13, 2015
A necessity for my Oppo DVD player.
I bought this remote in order to use an Oppo DVD player I acquired. The remote is not only necessary to operate all the player's features (which are numerous) but also to program the player for Region-Free playback. It worked just fine for all my needs.
Jul 06, 2016
It's a real Hewlett-Packard meter, what more do you need to know?
No, this isn't an Agilent or Keysight product (no matter how hard they try to take credit for them). This is a true Hewlett-Packard meter, made back in the days when that name meant something other than computers and printers. This is a wide-bandwidth high frequency version of the 400 family of meters that goes all the way back to the days of hand-wired tube VTVMs with all-tube circuitry. This one is all transistor but built with the same commitment to quality. It is beautifully made and performs flawlessly... no digital readouts here! There is so much more you can do with a real "meter" that is impossible with a digital readout (like tuning, peaking, seeing trends and directions of measurement, etc.). This is the good stuff!
Oct 04, 2017
Old school Digital Delay System Rocks!
I love the audio quality of this unit. Much like the Lexicon and MXR devices of the same era, the unit sounds fantastic and is well made in the USA.