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I've been out of the game for quite a while and I am curious. It seems that the term lab measurements are quite a bit tighter than the older termpro. Generally speaking, about how much lower might my SPL read on a term-lab as opposed to the termpro.
Let me know if I am not being clear, or if I am misunderstanding. Thanks.
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It can vary. A few factors are overall SPL and frequency. Most seem to agree that it's between 4-7 dB lower with the newer sensor based Term-Labs.
BTW - They were all called Term-Lab. Term-Pro refers to a suite of software that was available at one time. It's also the main Domain name here.
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AH. Thank you very much. My mistake I thought the older one was called the term pro. Anyway, thanks for clearing that up for me.
-------------------- 1 2000 Hyundai Tiburon 1 Fi BTL 12 (3rd mag, hixmax coil) 1 hifonics bxi2006d 141.6 on TL - Time for a new box!
2001 186th in the world ss1-2nw 2002 122nd in the world ss1-2nw YEAH, beat that!
I am: THE NOTORIOUS PUNSTER "only the few will get my jokes, and even fewer will find them funny" Posts: 695 | From: Lynchburg, VA, USA | Registered: Jan 2001
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