does this have a db meter?
1137199
don't know have the other version bought for the purpose of taping phone lines subject to state law missold. check sweetwater as for taping music.If you are taping phonelines consider sangean, ring central or the device sold by spygadgets but don't buy it there get it through the mfg so that you get it with warranty or through butterfly photo. Bad exp there.Go to tasscam site for full specs. Also sometime about fcc warnings that I don't understand. Supposed to be for musicOn the whole like amazon.
1137200
I don't know what a db meter is, but I don't think so as I have read the manual and don't remember seeing anything about it.
69833
yes it does.. flawlessly. that is what I use it for.. it makes it so much easier to hear whats going on
15205
Yes, it does. It has both "mic in" (2.5 mV, from mike) and line in (250 mV, from stereo/hi-fi system).
2113055
No, it does not. However, it is an excellent device. I noticed that my physical therapists use the same meter in their physical therapy practice.
1794009
This is a TDS/EC Meter. Readings are in ppm,C, and F. No it does not, as far as I know. www.DigitalAid.info for more information.
322402
it has an XLR cable, if you want to plug it into your comp it needs a converter, I suggest the blue icicle pre amp converter
2206403
We bought two of these to do field verifications of STC ratings for exam rooms. When the two meters were sitting side by side they would read about 20 Db different. We used these meters a couple of times and then tossed them out.
2184969
The proper question would be "does it have any bass" the answer is absolutely not :(
1011203
It does not. It has an XLR type connector, but you'll have to buy the cable separately.
1995192
Hi mamacat,No, it does not have one. I have an adaptor, they are not expensive, mine was about $7 but you can find cheaper ones
207727
It does have bass in it. I am not sure how loud it gets because I did not turn it up full blast.
845840
No, not that I can recall. I had to send it back because it didn't work properly.
1619243
Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine right out of the box to get it to work. Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine... » Read More Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine right out of the box to get it to work. « Show Less
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It does. It has audio/line in jacks as well as a mic input that you can use for your inputs into protools (or any other daw)
573106
No, it doesn't. It only has a line out, headphones out, a Coaxial output and a USB in/out.
746086
The meter has two range settings: Low which measures 30 to 100 dB and High which measures from 60 to 130 dB
1004969
For SPL measurement, I imagine an SPL meter of sorts. I'm not the expert on SPL measurement - for me, I got this for my dbx Driverack PA+ as a cheaper alternative to the dbx offering.