March 3, 201015 yr Most cheap ways are not honest ways. If you can pay someone to TL your set-up it would be the best thing.
March 3, 201015 yr Find a local shop and hopefully you can score there. Its usually tough to find unless you go to a comp.
March 3, 201015 yr either find someone with a meter OR try one these idea's!buy a el-cheapo DB meter from radio shake (does up to like 120dbish) 1. Measure the sound level with your dB meter set for its maximum range.2. Tape a ball of cotton over the mircophone on the meter.3. Make the measurement again, and observe the difference in dB between the measurements.4. Keep adding more cotton until you get a reasonable difference, such as 30 dB.5. Your 120 dB meter now measures up to 150dB. When the meter reads 120 dB with the cotton over the microphone, it is actually in a 150dB environment.p/s that isn't a good idea but it gives you a ball park figure (i also stole that idea from a buddy)ORuse this iwth a DMM (that measures mV)186 db SPL SOUND LEVEL METER PRESSURE(50 to 186+db) - eBay (item 190376929597 end time Mar-10-10 20:32:12 PST)OR buy thishttp://www.autostyle.co.za/prodview.php?prod_id=12888&pid=sound&cid=sound%20extras&pg=3&showall=&brandstr=&str=lol enjoy!