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Hi everybody, Greetings from Accuwave. So here it is, the new APM-2. We've worked a lot with the SSA team in the past year to bring you one of the coolest devices to hit the SPL scene. The only stand-alone SPL meter compatible with Android, iOS and Windows 10 devices using Bluetooth Low Energy technology. No drivers required, no wires, no initial setup. In order to use the APM-2 with your device you require one of the following: iOS 8.4+ starting from Apple iPhone 4s Android 4.4+ with Bluetooth 4.0 support* Windows 10 enabled device(Phone, PC, Laptops, Tablets) with Bluetooth 4.0 support** * Due to different implementations of the Bluetooth drivers in Android, some devices may have unexpected connectivity issues. We are currently working around these issues. Works on all major phone brands. ** App is going online in the following days Sensor features: Individually tested and calibrated within 0.05 dB. Incredible measurement repeatability due to the 24bit industrial grade ADC, very short analog signal path and low noise design. Accurate measurements can be achieved from around 95.0 db up to 174.0 db. The high end will be improved in a future firmware update. 2Hz report rate with 1 Hz frequency accuracy. Stand-alone unit design. 9V Battery powered, with proper battery compartment (sorry for that APM-1 people). This was the only way we could achieve the proper low noise design, DC-DC converters in charging circuits are not friendly. RGB Logo light. Used as identification color when multiple sensors are connected. Approximately 10h continuous battery life with good Alkaline batteries. Auto-off after disconnection. OTA Firmware updates Current app features: Record Basscam videos with live SPL scores. No more wasting video time to film a PC screen. Realtime, Peak and Average scores on video recording. Connect up to 2 sensors in Basscam, record instant battles. Measure peak and view realtime scores. Measure an average score over a time period, countdown and class limit included. Video render time is device dependent. Sensor number limitations are platform specific: Max 5 sensors on Windows and Apple devices. Max 2 sensors in Android - will improve in future updates We are constantly working on adding more features, and you will receive app updates seamlessly. App links: Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wpd.accuwave iOS - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ssa-studio/id1091336601 Windows - https://www.microsoft.com/store/apps/9nblggh4ncpp Please send crash feedback when it happens. There's a lot of improvements we can do and we're actively working on the apps. Also, feel free to discuss any ideas we could implement.

I am curious as to your reactions. My headtube is like the Moonlander not the ICT. I don't care about slack though. Perhaps it is a bike size thing, but I've never been on a fat bike I thought was twitchy period. I do much prefer short chainstays, but I like to be in the air and it takes way less effort to manual a short cs bike. That all being said it isn't like some effort is bad for me anyways. Rode 18mi last week to Aidan's soccer camp pulling him on a trailer. That is a workout.

Okay Jim

I'm using two of the Soundstream Harmony DSP's which are the exact same unit but with the Soundstream badge on them. I personally love them. Though they lack a few features found in more powerful DSP's such as the miniDSP, but they're super user friendly, noise free and are a great first step into the realm of digital signal processors IMHO.

I like it a lot, seems well worth the $209 price tag. People claim zero noise, which is a key point for a DSP IMO. Remote control unit is also very useful. It also has optical in. Found it for $175 on ebay. Damn, makes me mad I bought an Audison Bit Ten and I've just sent the second DRC in for warranty...

Wish you were tall enough to ride mine.

This is reallllyyyyyy helpful man thank you! Honestly pictures like that have been the best on getting me to understand...they both look sweet by the way.. I feel like your baffle pictures is asking the lines of what I'll have to do too!