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In Reply to: SPL Meter calibration -- why do you need do it? posted by jackrandom on June 15, 2000 at 05:33:24:
Yes, it makes a big difference. You have 5 speakers. Each pair may have a different sensitivity and you will be a different distances from the front versus the rear. You use the spl meter to adjust the output for each channel so that they are all the same at the listening position. You can't get very close by ear. When they're properly adjusted, the effects of planes flying around the room or whatever become completely seamless.
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