what are you guys using now days to meter your spl

LFR

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TERMLAB was the stuff back when I was running spl comps. What is sold option on the market today. I have seen some YouTube videos with cellphone apps.
 

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TERMLAB was the stuff back when I was running spl comps. What is sold option on the market today. I have seen some YouTube videos with cellphone apps.
I'm using the SPL Labs wireless meter here. It's within a 10th of Termlab and very convenient with the app that runs on phone or tablet. I think SSA is also making a similar sensor. For what it's worth all the tournament orgs of note still use termlab.
 
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I had the spl labs Bluetooth meter for years until a “friend” thought he needed it more than I. Plan on getting the mini meter soon.
 
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If I was to start running in comps again termlab be a worthy investment. I'm just playing with the bass again and like to see numbers when I make changes and test subs and amps out. If I get into getting a audio company/brand going that again would be worth the investment for termlab. Thanks guys
 

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I havent used one in years. I had a hand held that only went to 140 and it would go into Error so I tossed it in the ben for the next day pick up. Ive been looking at this one also as the one stated above
 

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