Morein the moron wrote:


Mikey, you love junk!
In order to work, the supply would have to be very tightly reguated. And
thermal drift inside the appliance cannot be ruled out. The low cost option
is the Behringer measurement mike, at about $50. I have two of them. Better
mics start around $150.


I don't need another high quality mic.

I have one that is flat from 20-20K, it was more than $150.00 by a good
bit.
It also confirms the basic accuracy of the RS meter when the
corrections I posted
are factored in.

I sure would like to read Trevor's mic placement ideas for doing a room
EQ.
It must be a secret, since nobody else seems to know of another method
other than placing the mic at ear level at the listener position.