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Analyzer

Analyzer (Audio - Software) relates to a software program designed to run on a computer that measures amplitude, bandwidth and distortion characteristics of an audio signal.

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Analyzer (Audio - Hardware) pertains to a device that measures amplitude, bandwidth and distortion characteristics of an audio signal.

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