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Topic: Sound Level Meter Recommendations?
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Rick Long Jr
Expert Film Handler
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Posts: 211
From: Toronto, Canada
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 03-13-2005 10:48 AM
Like most people, I've used the original RadioScrap analog spl meter with good results overall. I take the opportunity to calibrate it whenever I happen to be working with someone who has the proper gear, or one that has been calibrated more recently than mine. When it got lost recently, I found myself having to buy one on the road, and ended up getting the then model Scott mentioned a few posts up. It was either this one or the digital model, which I have used, and don't like at all. This new analog one seems to work well, and has all the same functions, however the mic element is a bit smaller, which makes me wonder about its accuracy at lower frequencies. (Not that you can really use an spl to accurately set a sub anyway.) When I got back, I was able to do some not very scientific comparisons with another older analog unit, and it seemed to be fairly accurate overall. I still prefer the older one though.
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