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Hoggers
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Hello to one and all...
Two questions in regards to setting the sound level using the internal test tones.
1. I am using a PB10 for the sub and in the manual it states that the you should 'Set the sub output to no higher than -5Db'. I am assuming that this is the level that can be set at Step 5 (Level Settings - Test Tone Cycle) and it would involve one setting the output to -5db on the scale.
2.In regards to SPL meters (sorry if this is the wrong place for this). When calibrating the sound I am setting the C and Slow and then turning the dial to 70. Now... if my standing is correct when the needle hovers around the 0Db mark then the level output from the speakers is approx 70Db.
I am also guessing that the idea is to ensure that all speakers are calibrated to output approx 70Db or to ensure that the needle hovers around the 0Db for all speakers tested.
Thanks in advance for any advice and apologies if this is in the wrong section.
Cheers,
Alastair
Two questions in regards to setting the sound level using the internal test tones.
1. I am using a PB10 for the sub and in the manual it states that the you should 'Set the sub output to no higher than -5Db'. I am assuming that this is the level that can be set at Step 5 (Level Settings - Test Tone Cycle) and it would involve one setting the output to -5db on the scale.
2.In regards to SPL meters (sorry if this is the wrong place for this). When calibrating the sound I am setting the C and Slow and then turning the dial to 70. Now... if my standing is correct when the needle hovers around the 0Db mark then the level output from the speakers is approx 70Db.
I am also guessing that the idea is to ensure that all speakers are calibrated to output approx 70Db or to ensure that the needle hovers around the 0Db for all speakers tested.
Thanks in advance for any advice and apologies if this is in the wrong section.
Cheers,
Alastair