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Sinometer JTS1357 Digital Sound Level Meter 30 dB - 130 dB

Sinometer JTS1357 Digital Sound Level Meter 30 dB - 130 dB for $59.99

Oct 26, 2011 9:01 AM

Yet another deal produced due to @kevinbyte's non-deal deal-posting from earlier. $7.99 shipping BTW.

@kevinbyte's original "deal":

http://deals.woot.com/deals/details/93ce7f14-a7d8-4859-92af-c6c1cb397cd9/sinometer-jts1357-digital-sound-level-meter-range-30db-130db ($95.90)

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I've got an app for that = "UE SPL" for iOS ... sound leveling for free =)
I'd bet it's not as accurate or robust as the item in this posting, but it's free & works.

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@peterflynn: The only reason I wouldn't use the app is because it's not on a calibrated mic and can't handle high SPL. Sound meters have flat frequency response (generally +/-.5dB) over the audible frequency range. The iPhone mic is very small (doesn't handle high sound levels) and is designed primarily for vocal range frequencies (~400-2k). But I'm an engineer that does a decent amount of sound measurements so I set my sights a bit higher.

We use this guy, which I believe was around $4,000...
http://www.norsonic.com/index.php?sprakID=eng&sideID=559&ledd2=379&ledd1=99&link

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