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Anonymous   03-01-2005 at 11:54:25 AM

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Hey,

I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good real-time analyzer
(EQ, SPL, Phase) for under 600.00

Here are some units that are currently on the market.

Rane RA-30
Samson D-1500
Phonic PAA3

Any help would be appreciated.

Harry

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Anonymous   03-01-2005 at 02:25:21 PM
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Harry Houdini <harry@houdini.com> wrote:
>
>I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good real-time analyzer
>(EQ, SPL, Phase) for under 600.00
>
>Here are some units that are currently on the market.
>
>Rane RA-30
>Samson D-1500
>Phonic PAA3
>
>Any help would be appreciated.

None of these are really useful because the bands on them are all too
wide. What are you trying to measure here? Odds are you can probably
do better with a sweep tone and your ears than you can with a typical
third-octave analyzer for acoustical stuff.

There are some narrowband analyzers for a little more than your budget,
though. Neutrik makes a really nice one that is a follow-on to the
Minilyzer but does a real FFT. And you can always use a laptop with
SpectraFOO.
--scott
--
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Anonymous   03-01-2005 at 03:57:49 PM
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In article <nml821p45go02n3rd08jnj15agngaietok@4ax.com> harry@houdini.com writes:

> I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good real-time analyzer
> (EQ, SPL, Phase) for under 600.00
>
> Here are some units that are currently on the market.
>
> Rane RA-30
> Samson D-1500
> Phonic PAA3

It depends on the application, but the Phonic analyzers are pretty
cool. The PAA-3 has a set of functions that are tailored to live sound
work while the PAA-2 is better suited for lab work.

RTFL[iteruature] and you'll figure it out.



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