SPL Calculator

it is way off my wife has been metered dozens of times her lowest was 141 and highest was 147 on a hard burp and it said 130 lol
Audio control meter or term lab? I have a term lab and I've metered a ton of people. I calculate them with this and it's always close. I have to assume you guys are picking the wrong options. It won't be 100% but it gets **** close for a daily tuning (

 
Wow!
It was really close when using the amps rms rating. When using actual clamped rms it was way off. lol
HAHA yeah.. there are a lot of flaws with it, BUT if you were going to buy a setup and had no experience... you can sort gauge equipment's potential. Of course it's all dependant on the install but it can get you a decent ballpark of what you'll hit on the TL.

 
HAHA yeah.. there are a lot of flaws with it, BUT if you were going to buy a setup and had no experience... you can sort gauge equipment's potential. Of course it's all dependant on the install but it can get you a decent ballpark of what you'll hit on the TL.
with what im getting on 3500W i hope it wouldnt do a 125 i would cry.

 
I have an efficiency calculator written also that will calculate 1w/1m @ 50 hz based on T/S parameters... but I can't find it to post it. I think people would get good use of these two utilities. You could get through the bs of which sub would actually produce higher spl at a given power level if all other factors were equal.

 
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