[SBE] Audio RTA

[kc7es1 at juno.com]

Ed,
You might want to give True RTA a test drive on your PC. The simple version is free, the 1/3,1/4 octave versions are moderately priced. As well, there are options to use calibrated mics if live audio is your thing. I used it with my Netbook's mic input when testing the frequency response of the Sony Dash tablet for internet stream (I mad a simple 'L' pad to match line to mic level).

Eric Schecter, CBRE
Scottsdale, AZ.
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From: Edwin Bukont <ebukont at msn.com>
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Other than the usual expensive products like Audio Precision, what Audio RTA units have others found useful?  I am especially interested in USB functionality .  I have been looking at the Virtins RTA 168 package.
 
Any thoughts?
 
Thanks

Edwin Bukont CSRE, DRB, CBNT 
E2 Technical Services LLC
Tech-Knowledgy for Signal Integrity
Nashville, Baltimore, Wherever
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