yp...but i want to see the tests from the users on this forum ....

maybe this meter is more accurate than the TL ..... but they still need to be close ...cause everyone here is usin TL

Shizzon or Phi should be the first ones!

Everyone, everywhere is using the TL! Its all there is!

actually, there are 2 SSA members on here that will be doing reviews 1st so everybody will be gettin their view of it within the next couple weeks.

yp...but i want to see the tests from the users on this forum ....

maybe this meter is more accurate than the TL ..... but they still need to be close ...cause everyone here is usin TL

Just find someone that has a TL and then calibrate it to that TL. However, I have seen my car meter differently from different TL meters.

The vids in Russian but just watch

125dB peak just idling...I don't like this at all....

I'd keep the gun holstered a bit

I dont know where but did I see that was from the exhaust or something? And how would that happen?

I was wondering the same thing.

Yea, i'll admit, i bought one of those Hypderdynamics meters from MakeItLouder.

The one you use a multimeter then gotta calculate the pressure level based on the volt out reading.

It's a great little meter for simple things but you also gotta realize-

In competition, a pressure meter cycles in 1 sec intervals and takes an average reading of everything in 1 sec intervals.

When i use that Hyperdynamics meter, the multimeter refreshes rapidly so u can't get a realistic score when trying to measure very high pressure levels because the multimeter won't stay constant if you are peaking your install.

I would recommend using a "Peak Hold" DMM when using the Hypderdynamics meter. It works good when using the peak hold setting.

I dont know where but did I see that was from the exhaust or something? And how would that happen?

I was wondering the same thing.

One meter shows noise, one doesn't

4.x hz from the exhaust ?

I dont know where but did I see that was from the exhaust or something? And how would that happen?

I was wondering the same thing.

One meter shows noise, one doesn't

4.x hz from the exhaust ?

I seen that too. I have no idea why. Just throwing out shit, I thought I heard. I had a feeling it was waaay off though.

Anyone have an answer on this?

I dont know where but did I see that was from the exhaust or something? And how would that happen?

I was wondering the same thing.

One meter shows noise, one doesn't

4.x hz from the exhaust ?

I seen that too. I have no idea why. Just throwing out shit, I thought I heard. I had a feeling it was waaay off though.

Anyone have an answer on this?

Would it really matter since when the bass hits they both show similar results?

It does matter just for the fact, we would like to know why.

Is it measuring something the TL isnt? If so, what?

I wanna know what the guy is saying, maybe he explains it.

Amplitude:

120-175dB

I wanna know what the guy is saying, maybe he explains it.

In this video we will compare D2 and Termlab.

The car is Mitsubishi Pajero, Two Kicker Solo X, two Sundown 3500D

From Russian to Bulgarian then English. lol

Calm down hehe let me tell you why it does that.

Before i do, to whoever said to use peak hold on DMM with Hyperdynamics meter-

That's not as accurate because in order for that meter to be equivalent to a TL, the reading has to remain steady for 1 full second.

For a burst reading... it's not as accurate and yes when i use mine, i make sure it has a steady reading before i record any information from it.

OK, now back to the SPL-Lab meter-

For those that own a TL, you would know that the TL CAN do this as well.

What you are seeing is the "noise floor" in the room. The TL software is set to be very strict at not showing any scores below 120db during a peak hold metering session.

It specifically says on SPL-Lab's site that if you are getting measurements below 20hz, you can download the update to their software to suppress this noise and make the meter more accurate under that frequency range.

It's possible it's reading something below 20hz or it's simply the noise in the background.

Just with the TL, i'm sure you can suppress the readout on their meter too to not display anything below a certain threshold but won't know for certain until i have it in my hands.

Remember, the meter is calibrated to be accurate between 120-175db.

In all honesty, if you are really only planning on metering a vehicle whose output is under 130db, you do NOT need the SPL meter, you need the RTA meter as it ranges from 90-130db.

Wayne is not going to be happy about this.

Who is Wayne?

Term-Lab prices may need to drop to be a little more competitive.

Yes sir but I highly doubt they do

Excellent explanation Shizzon. No worries!

Still want someone speaking English during their review of the SPL Lab meter though!

I dont know where but did I see that was from the exhaust or something? And how would that happen?

I was wondering the same thing.

One meter shows noise, one doesn't

4.x hz from the exhaust ?

I seen that too. I have no idea why. Just throwing out shit, I thought I heard. I had a feeling it was waaay off though.

Anyone have an answer on this?

Would it really matter since when the bass hits they both show similar results?

In the end the final measurement is what counts

I'm too much of a perfectionist, that's why the noise shown in the clip bothered me

So, we are going to see your name in the group buy, right?

At this point, chances are very slim