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RTA-M Specs

whuntreewhuntree Posts: 14
edited April 2008 in dbx Archive General Discussion
Gidday from Down Under!
Anyone have any clues where I could find the specs for the dbx RTA-M mic??......I'm just curious to see how flat it realy is.
Thanks,
Rod. :)

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    DraDra Posts: 3,777
    Email sent.

    DRA
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    whuntreewhuntree Posts: 14
    Thanks for the email....much appreciated.
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    GadgetGadget Posts: 4,915
    So was that an authenticate-able one off lab sheet that shows the properties of THAT specific mic? Or, more likely, a rubber stamp test that was a \"one off\" or \"best of batch\" scenario...I wouldn't put too much credence in a spec sheet that wasn't an actual lab measurement ...

    Just the curmudgeon in me I guess... :?

    G
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    whuntreewhuntree Posts: 14
    Well.....I still have the mic in my hand (that's a bit of a open ended statement :lol: ).....so i rekon it's a rubber stamp job eh.
    In your experience G, is the variabilty between RTA-M's something I should be greatly concerned about? If so, maybe I'll get it tested.
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    GadgetGadget Posts: 4,915
    I'm not the one that did the testing to determine the disparities.. but yes I believe if it isn't tested it isn't much good for critical evaluation...Now RTA based measurement isn't that critical...

    G
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    Fat-DannyFat-Danny Posts: 4
    Can I get a copy of those specs sent to me as well?

    Thanks!

    Danny
    danny.montoya@gmail.com
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    kpippenkpippen Posts: 551
    I picked this little jewel up last week for a song... I might sell the RTA-M I have if any interest...

    Kev
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    DraDra Posts: 3,777
    Fat,
    PM or email whuntree above and ask him to foward to you. Then, if you would email to Kpippen. Kevin can then add the image to this thread.

    DRA
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    Fat-DannyFat-Danny Posts: 4
    Sent away.
    Will do as soon as I get a response.

    Thanks guys!

    Danny
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    kpippenkpippen Posts: 551
    Gents,

    Here is the RTA-M response graph:

    RTAM.gif

    Kev
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    DraDra Posts: 3,777
    Please note that this mic is specifically designed to do the \"Outdoor\" method. Hence, the green curve. :wink:

    DRA
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    bones442bones442 Posts: 5
    No, It's an Australian mike, note the savanna and then the hills.

    Kinda like JBL, there second to none...

    I liked the monkeyboy comments as well...

    Be well :wink: ...

    Tell Giddgitt to stay home...
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    binzobinzo Posts: 3
    Hi Guys,

    New here... Hello!

    Just trying to figure out the diaphram size of the RTA-M. I think its 1/4\" but want to make sure. I need it to fit into a specific RTA Calibrator.

    Thanks
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    GadgetGadget Posts: 4,915
    I have forwarded your question to tech support, I could find nothing.

    Gadget
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    GadgetGadget Posts: 4,915
    Hi,
    The diaphram is .5 cm, the tip of the mic is 1.1cm.
    Gadget
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    binzobinzo Posts: 3
    Much ablidged!
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