Can this device be used to effectively tune a room? Ie is it possible to make a room have a flat frequency response using this device?
1796217
I am not sure I can really answer your question. I think you can since this product has a built in EQ with different wave settings. I would call their tech support and find out. I stopped using it a while back because I never had enough time to get to gigs early and set up everything (the whole process takes about 30 minutes). I miss it, but for what I do i don't really miss it as much.
2783
for me it works fine, there are so many options to go through as far a setting up for what you want, a friend has one also and loves it too, im still trying to fine tune it for my needs, hope this was a little help
1616124
Yes but no EQ (settings not assessable). I personally cannot stand 'flat' music so it now collects dust on my desk...
728115
Technically I think this is possible on the device however when we tried to deploy these in an area we want to measure general sound levels the number of problems that we encountered made the readings useless. I would suggest looking for a different sound meter for this kind of work. The UI in which you set up the device is incredibly basic and unintuitive. We failed multiple times to get any of the meters we bought to take the settings that we wanted and the instruction manual which comes with it does not help at all.
201152
That's actually exactly how it's designed to work. You set the station to where it's all fuzzy and static. And it works flawlessly. Hope that helps. :)
334880
EQ can help with room acoustics and non-linear speakers. Since it affects ALL notes and voices of a keyboard, it is not a good voicing method. Suggest you shop for a keyboard that you like.
645637
It has a basic "tone" control so that you can adjust the high frequencies or low frequencies; but not like you would with an equalizer. You can increase or decrease the "tone". Most music is already tweaked for the best sound, so flat is best unless you need so adjustment for the room.
1039010
Yes, you can tune each oscillator separately as well. I don't use any software with it, but have played with onboard settings, and they are very versatile.
714675
Never tried it that way. the frequency response may not suit general purpose without the set
1619637
Frequency response seems to be fairly flat. I use an equalizer to adjust (boost or cut) the spectrum as needed.
1044165
I believe it would work great. I have used it in a somewhat large room and it is surprising the small sounds it detects.
880038
I am using paired to an unpowered subwoofer in an open 20x20 room. They are a very musical speaker. My turntable is on a different system in my home, but I see no reason why it would be a problem. The high tones are clear but not shrill or overly bright. That may be good with a turntable since pops and clicks may not be overbearing.
1414446
You can, but the device would not tune to a station the second time I tried it. It was useless
2025370
I cannot answer, I returned the device for poor RF performance. It would not tune broadcast TV in my area.
1480191
I think you can but I was unable to find a clear "empty" FM station. When using this, I could always hear background noise, static, etc.
70254
The sub is quite capable of producing low notes, but you can't use a small sub successfully in a large room. When you add too much volume, the distortion rises quickly. If you have a smaller room or only want to fill out the lowest frequencies to augment existing speakers, then this should work well.
1591007
No! The frequency response of the device doesn't go that low, but I've never been able to get mine to work.