Listen Releases Free Automated Test Sequence for AES75-2002 Measurements

Listen is the first test and measurement company to automate measuring loudspeakers to the new AES75-2022 (M-Noise) standard for Maximum SPL. This removes subjectivity, increases reliability, and saves time. The test sequence, developed for use within the company’s popular SoundCheck audio test and measurement system, is available free of charge on Listen’s website. And Listen is now offering the new Portland Tool & Die MDT-4000 audio measurement turntable, fully controllable from within SoundCheck.

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Ron Tipton explains how he built his sound level meter and spectrum analyzer, the Model 527, around a Velleman Audio Analyzer kit (K8098). This is a barebones kit with no enclosure or power supply, but for the price, it is very versatile. Originally published in audioxpress, December 2013.