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That's great, but only if 'Base level' is clear to everyone involved. Besides the base level, you also need to define what exactly you are measuring. Including
by rocqua 1y ago
That's great, but only if 'Base level' is clear to everyone involved.
Besides the base level, you also need to define what exactly you are measuring. Including the frequency weighting.
This makes a spec sheet that says "this machine produces X dB of sound" effectively useless.
- davrosthedalek 1y agoAny reasonable spec sheet would not say that. I say reasonable, because in the audio world, people pay extra money for oxygen-free copper cables.
- rocqua 1y agoI'm looking at quite a few consumer level workshop machines. All of them have horrible spec sheets already. But on sound, even if they do mention it, it is still useless.