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See posts starting here:

A litany of dumbassery

2 decimals (6000 counts I assume) is just enough to measure 0.1% on a 10k resistor though? Ie you’ll be able to differentiate between 10.00k and 10.01k.

I think it’s very likely your multimeter is precise enough, as discussed in that thread. (As stated above, the Fritz method only requires measuring at around the 10% level.) If not, no, a clamp meter is not what you want. Not for testing synth module circuits. It’s more for house wiring etc. Among the posts starting with the above one is:

A litany of dumbassery

I have one of these currently priced at $27. 6000 counts, 4 digits. The number of digits after the decimal place is not fixed. From mantissas of 6000 (e.g. 600Ω, 6k, 60k, etc.) to 9999 it displays 3 significant figures (621Ω, 6.21k, 62.1k etc.) and from 1000 to 5999 it displays 4 significant figures (471.3Ω, 4.713k, 47.13k, etc.). So precision is in a range from 1 part in 600 (0.17%) to 1 part in 5999 (0.017%); it’s 0.1% when the mantissa is 1000.