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RTA-M Mic

MctwinsMctwins Posts: 113
edited September 2013 in dbx Archive General Discussion
Hallo!

Is there any calibration file for the dbx mic?
Does the dbx have this for my specific mic?

I would like to use this file for my acoustical measurements, I use REW and ARTA programs.

Thanks

Comments

  • DraDra Posts: 3,777
    The only thing I have ever seen is a charting of the response that tech support sent me. It was not a precision chart, but did show response with the typical references.

    DRA
  • MctwinsMctwins Posts: 113
    Thanks, Dra.

    So it means that if I want a calibrated file for my specific mic I have to send it in for recalibration.
  • GadgetGadget Posts: 4,915
    That is correct, and part of the reason they are so inexpensive...If I were going to do that I might spring for an Audix or some other slightly better mic...
  • MctwinsMctwins Posts: 113
    Gadget wrote:
    That is correct, and part of the reason they are so inexpensive...If I were going to do that I might spring for an Audix or some other slightly better mic...

    Thanks,

    I been looking at Earthworks M23 mic as well, seems to be the in the same price as Audix.
  • DennisDennis Posts: 801
    Mctwins wrote:
    I been looking at Earthworks M23 mic as well, seems to be the in the same price as Audix.

    Audix TM1 - $300 ish.......Earthworks M23 - $459 ish
  • MctwinsMctwins Posts: 113
    I am looking at Swedish prices (SEK)

    Without VAT it is almost the same and I am looking at the TM1 Plus mic.
  • DennisDennis Posts: 801
    Mctwins wrote:
    I am looking at Swedish prices (SEK)

    Without VAT it is almost the same and I am looking at the TM1 Plus mic.

    If the price is the same, why not go for the Earthworks? It has more sex appeal. (the forum software edited a word in my post)
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