[bacobits1]

Sold
Radio Shack Sound Level Meter (analog meter version)
with all paperwork, box case as new.
Also with Rives Set up CD.

$35 shipped, Cont USA only, no PayPal fee.

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[pardales]

Do you know if the analog is better than the digital, or are they equivalent? Can either be used with the Rives CD? Thanks,

[billc]

Having looked into this meter recently, the web word is that the older analog version of this meter is much better than the current digital version.  I recommend you verify my impression.  I seem to recall the microphone and electronics provided a much more accurate response in the older version.

[Gordy]

Having looked into this meter recently, the web word is that the older analog version of this meter is much better than the current digital version.  I recommend you verify my impression.  I seem to recall the microphone and electronics provided a much more accurate response in the older version.

The analog units are amazingly identical in their accuracy from unit to unit and year to year as well.  There is a "googleable" (that a word?) correction table, mostly for the lowest octaves,  that should be used if the utmost accuracy is important. 

[JLM]

A spl meter is nearly essential for any audiophile, especially those who play in the efficient speaker/small amp end of the pool.  You will quickly "calibrate" your ear to the varying spls.  When used with test tones, you'll also get a very useful handle on what you're hearing (or more importantly, not hearing).

[pardales]

Radioshack now has both an analog and digital version of this meter. I bought the digital one and was wondering if it was a good as the analog, especially with the Rives CD.