rtd2 Unregistered guest | to have your system metered? |
rtd2 Unregistered guest | Anyone? |
Anonymous | i think they sell dB things at the store. look online |
Gold Member Username: Basshead86Ocala, FL USA Post Number: 2642 Registered: Aug-05 | check your local audioshops to see if they have a meter, and ask them if they will do it for a small fee of something. otherwise you will have to buy a meter. those can get pretty pricey depending on how accurate you want it. |
Silver Member Username: JakeyplaysbassPost Number: 192 Registered: Jul-05 | The local shop by me charges $25 for a half hour. Not too bad i guess? |
Silver Member Username: BestmankindLos Angeles, CA USA Post Number: 400 Registered: Oct-05 | where do you usually position the mic |
Silver Member Username: SixFlint, MI U.S.A. Post Number: 226 Registered: Oct-05 | uhh, in your ear - duh. |
rtd2 Unregistered guest | Ok I found a local shop that charges $20. Where a good places to find out about comp. rules? The guy at the shop told me I need to be hitting around 152-154 in the class I will be in. |
Silver Member Username: JakeyplaysbassPost Number: 194 Registered: Jul-05 | wow u better have some serious amps/subs then. breaking 150 on a TL is quite an honor. |
Silver Member Username: TheelfkeeperStockbridge, GA USA Post Number: 485 Registered: Feb-05 | if your looking for Db Drag rules, they can be found on www.termpro.com you can also purchase the Term Lab meter from there, if you have around $800 to spend, lol. and the mic goes on the windshield on the lower passenger side. they use a jig to position it the same in all cars. |