how many feet is the 58dba rated at
1785788
I keep it about 25ft from my trailer. I can hear it, but not at an annoying level.
657756
Supposed to be around 25' but mine was doa and got a refund! Thanks Amazon!!
1230710
Because I had nothing better to do just now I measured it with my sound pressure meter. It is between 76 and 77 dB C weighted at 1 foot. In other words, not super loud. About the same as what you might hear from a UPS unit on your computer when the power goes out. Then again when the power goes out the house gets pretty quiet so it is easy to hear a floor away.
1045170
With my decibal meter I'm showing about 70 db about 2 ft from it and the unit is on high. Not sure my db meter is most accurate in the world. I have the fan in two unfinished spaces to keep air moving where I have mold problems...if I had it in an occupied space I might could tolerate it being on low.
2279347
I don't know the DB rating, but I do know it will keep you and your neighbors awake. Like any generator of this style and design would be ( noisy).
1361630
The when troubleshooting connection issues, the user manual states "... We recommend a maximum distance of 10 metres (33 feet) with no solid objects in between." That implies class 2 (2.5mW (4dBm) 10M) As for the BT version, I'm gonna guess v2.1 (nothing in manual) based on product release date.
566735
from this page: http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-7608_7-1016109-2.html?tag=tnav it looks like 46 should be about 5.5 to 11.5 feet
370695
30 feet is what is stated in the manual. I have no trouble at 20 feet, but haven't had any reason to go further to date.
449038
The 2952B has a manufacturer rating of 1620 GPH at a 10 foot head. Hope this helps.
2191711
Depends on far above the ground the boom is placed. Higher wider pattern but a good average is 4 ft.
402049
User Guide states: -Nominal output level 0dBFS = 16dBu, balanced. That means for 'best' AD performance, recording levels should be around -12dBFS (that is +4dBu / 0VU). Here is more specific information about levels: http://www.independentrecording.net/irn/resources/metergain/index.htm
2089111
Cheaper Than Dirt says they have an NRR of 26dB (http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/product/2-GLAP60212 )
1199987
I haven't actually found a limit. We have the average size home and there isn't any dead spot throughout the house. Also the sound is excellent.
1877507
Between 58 and 60 inches (I have 3 and they are all an inch or two different). So, 5 ft. would be my final answer.
1482703
About 16 inches I believe, I got it for two type r's but only used for like a week because there was too much space inside each hole so the bass didn't hit as hard.
1114252
I cannot speak for 60dB, but I can unequivocally recommend this compressor at 71 dB. I use this daily in the garage in our townhouse to Airbrush. My wife in the next room cannot hear it running when it refills the tank. You really cant beat DeWalt quality.
683999
As far as how loud it is in DB levels, I'm sorry I can't help you. Maybe Barnett can give you the info.