orangelss 10+ year member CarAudio.com Elite 1,096 1 Sedalia Jan 30, 2009 #1 Looking at a Coustic RTA-33, comes with a 170db mic. Anyone ever use one? Click to read more...
audiolife 5,000+ posts WhAt? 15,916 25 indiana Jan 30, 2009 #2 we used the old one at a few local shows ..the old first version did not read over 139.9 db..infact i think it didnt even go that high LOL
we used the old one at a few local shows ..the old first version did not read over 139.9 db..infact i think it didnt even go that high LOL
OP orangelss 10+ year member CarAudio.com Elite 1,096 1 Sedalia Jan 30, 2009 Thread Starter #3 kind off what I thought. Want more off a tuning tool, but a nice db meter would help.
Megalomaniac 5,000+ posts Mr.SQ 8,273 1 The Colony, TX Jan 30, 2009 #4 I just bought an dBx RTA-M mic and a MXL USB to XLR preamp. I didnt spend more than $150, assuming you own a laptop too
I just bought an dBx RTA-M mic and a MXL USB to XLR preamp. I didnt spend more than $150, assuming you own a laptop too
audiolife 5,000+ posts WhAt? 15,916 25 indiana Jan 30, 2009 #5 kind off what I thought. Want more off a tuning tool, but a nice db meter would help. Click to expand... Its ok for an RTA but it was off by +1.5 db in the 20-80 hz area vs a calibrated AC where I would get a 37 on the ac i got a 31 or something like that on that rta...
kind off what I thought. Want more off a tuning tool, but a nice db meter would help. Click to expand... Its ok for an RTA but it was off by +1.5 db in the 20-80 hz area vs a calibrated AC where I would get a 37 on the ac i got a 31 or something like that on that rta...