Damore Engineering AMM-1 Audio Multimeter

Yes. Because it measures true power across a frequency range of 10 to 20,000 Hz, it is capable of analyzing both subwoofer systems and full-range audio setups.

Absolutely. The built-in DC voltmeter allows you to monitor voltage drops during transients, which is essential for identifying weak grounds or insufficient power supply capacity in your electrical system.

By measuring speaker box impedance, the device helps you identify the resonant frequency of your enclosure. This allows you to tune your box precisely for maximum power transfer and efficiency.

Yes, it is designed to handle significant power. It supports up to 15,000 Watts of true power and 100 ARMS, making it suitable for most high-performance car audio applications.

The AMM-1 comes with a protective rubber boot and a dedicated harness, ensuring the device is shielded from accidental drops and that your connections remain secure while testing.

No, the unit features an integrated auto-shutoff timer that powers down the device after 8 to 10 minutes of inactivity to preserve battery life.