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| SPL Meters | Mic's | Calibration | Sound Cards Probably a stupid question Re correction figuresDiscuss Probably a stupid question Re correction figures in the Equalization | Calibration forum; Probably a stupid question Re correction figures Hello
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| Probably a stupid question Re correction figures Hello This calibration stuff isn't going in to my head with the greatest of ease, so may I ask a dumb question. Ive downloaded the 1/6 tones from the Download area, burnt them to a disk and using the supplied excel spreadsheet have plotted a little graph ... in fact you can see it below, But my dumb question is this, I presume that the spreadsheet has added the correction so I have a propper reading ![]() If so - what do you think ? Oh general info, Its an RS 33-450 SPL meter, Cross over set to 80Hz and a BK XLS300 Sub | ||||
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| Re: Probably a stupid question Re correction figures Quote:
I assume your mains are turned on. They should be shut off when testing a sub, so you can establish how the sub behaves without any other influence. (yes, the excel sheet adds in the correction) brucek | |||||
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