Radioshack sales a Digital-Display Sound-Level Meter for $49.99 but it only reads 50-126db spl. link
is it worth getting?
where can i get one that reads higher? like 174db but for cheap
what's the highest car system db reading out there?
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Radioshack sales a Digital-Display Sound-Level Meter for $49.99 but it only reads 50-126db spl. link
is it worth getting?
where can i get one that reads higher? like 174db but for cheap
what's the highest car system db reading out there?
Truck system:
Pioneer P860mp HU
Alpine SPS-171A Type-S 6 1/2" Comp's
Alpine SPS-690A Type-S 6x9' speakers
4 PG Octane-R amps
3 Alpine SWS-1242D Type-S 12" subs
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Car system
4 Pioneer TS-A1681R 6 1/2" speakers
2 Alpine MRD-M1005 amps
2 Alpine SWX-1242D Type-X subs
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Termlab or AC would work. Termlab is regarded as the most accurate, but it is pricey. If I remember right, they go for about $600.
Banned
that's a waste of money. your setup should hit over 126 db's but not 174. best bet is termlab but they are very expensive. just go to a shop and get it metered.
Duke of Earl
Your best bet for a cheap and somewhat accurate meter would be an Audiocontrol Epic-160. Its a half din unit, not totally accurate but good enough to mess around with and not too expensive. A "real" mic will cost you around $500.Originally Posted by Alpine2005
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