Hello All,
I have a question with respect to a sound level meter.
Currently I would like to level match the trims of my receiver for all sources, so when I switch from one source to the other the level stays equal. As well as adjust the individual channel loudness for home cinema usage. I already have a REW setup and UMIK-1. Is is better to use this a SPL meter or would a handheld meter help me as well?
I have seen this one which come with a calibration certificate, however is a class II device good enough for volume testing with pink noise? https://en.trotec.com/shop/sl400-sound-level-meter.html
Or if I want to be accurate I would need far better equipment?
I have a question with respect to a sound level meter.
Currently I would like to level match the trims of my receiver for all sources, so when I switch from one source to the other the level stays equal. As well as adjust the individual channel loudness for home cinema usage. I already have a REW setup and UMIK-1. Is is better to use this a SPL meter or would a handheld meter help me as well?
I have seen this one which come with a calibration certificate, however is a class II device good enough for volume testing with pink noise? https://en.trotec.com/shop/sl400-sound-level-meter.html
Or if I want to be accurate I would need far better equipment?