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In Reply to: Forget the rough graph with too few data points -- listen (to a slow sinewave sweep or bass tone burst test tones) posted by Richard BassNut Greene on January 13, 2009 at 08:28:52:
it with some sweeps if they're on the Sterophile CD's I borrowed.Here are the correction tables I used in the link, it had me add +5db @25hz! This is the same table I've found all over the net when searching "Radio Shack SPL Meter Corrections":
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- I understand - and will try - VynylTap 09:23:57 01/13/09 (5)
- The Rat Shack Meter IS most useful for bass -- most people are clueless about "error corrections" - Richard BassNut Greene 09:11:53 01/14/09 (2)
- so really, the graph should look more like this... - VynylTap 14:29:39 01/14/09 (1)
- Yes. - Richard BassNut Greene 14:49:10 01/14/09 (0)
- Obviously you have a PC - johnvb 18:01:59 01/13/09 (1)
- Thanks - it's downloading as I type (nt) - VynylTap 06:29:10 01/15/09 (0)
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