does this measure the noise of the sub woofers or the bass lows from concerts?
210288
I never tried. But it's a decibel measuring device, so it should measure for any noise. I don't think it can isolate specific sounds, though.
210289
I'm sorry but I don't use it to measure noise from a woofer. I measure for level readings of equipment for safety purposes and the hazards of noise.
2146744
Not sure what you mean by "filter" but it does the Hi/Lo conversion without adding artifacts. I found them to be a bit bass heavy though
1949471
No it doesn't, the system is fairly low tech, meaning nothing smart about it other than it works by itself if hooked to other Sony products. Also it lacks any volume control for the sub woofer, making it either too loud, or too low depending on what you are watching, mostly just loud
2067229
Hi, Depends on your stereo. Some stereos have the option to adjust the subwoofer level, the frequency gain and etc. This one have some knobs on the right side were you can adjust them too.
1126349
Yeah has direct control of the gain it can go from bass to no bass. How strong it is depends in how high you have your gain turned up.
379701
I do not think so. It is hard to measure sound loudness with high accuracy anyway, so any calibration would have to be better than the factory, and for some specific purpose. I would just use it as it is, factory set.
227688
I have only used this unit briefly for measuring speaker levels. I would imagine it could work for highway noise levels as well.
1310634
No. Both speakers and the volume control have wires that plug into the sub-woofer.
65966
It senses what input is being used and switches. It's worked perfectly as far as my use. I love these speakers and still to this date think this was a very wise purchase. Pick up a good optical cable from lifatec as well. http://www.lifatec.com/toslink2.htmlI also got s pair of quality mediabridge ultra series pure copper banana plug speaker cables. I chose to add a subwoofer with a blue jeans Sc-1 cable and a definitive super cube 2000 subwoofer. The combo is an unreal audiophile dream for those who don't have space for a full size system yet require the best quality sound possible!
1702714
Yes, however you will want to look at the cubic feet of air of the box vs the sub. Doing this will tell you what the sub is tuned to. But in answer to your question, yes you can.
1051193
Yes, I have this amplifier attached to a 15" woofer in a tuned enclosure & it hits notes so low I cannot hear just feel.
1121023
Yes, the meter has a feature that allows it to "lock" on the highest sound level during the measurement period. However, I'm not sure it measures low enough to accurately measure a dog barking. Unless it is, indeed, very loud.
993837
I'm guessing it would. I've used it to check the pitch on a Caribbean steel drum. It measures sound vibrations, so I don't think the source would matter.
550109
Depends on the frequency. For example when you hear a party going on in the distance or down a few apartments, it is usually the bass that you hear since the lower frequency, longer wavelength penetrates the walls more readily than the higher frequency, shorter wavelength highs.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise_reduction_coefficient
83120
It depends, better for none low bass range kind of music unless to add a sub woofer.
2161663
It has a different set of equalization. Plus manual bass subwoofer and hight frequency
1051194
Yes. My Daytons get their signal from the subwoofer line out, and the sub gets 40Hz down. I can assure you that the DVD and music