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bumpy
02-01-2019, 09:41
If so, what App are you using?

Firebottle
02-01-2019, 10:24
Haven't been measuring speakers, just for interest.
Spectroid on android.

bumpy
02-01-2019, 12:10
Haven't been measuring speakers, just for interest.
Spectroid on android.

Not very skilled at the computer stuff, just know its an Apple ios system.

Stryder5
02-01-2019, 13:00
Speaker meter is available for iOS, don't know if this will suit your requirements, there are others that may be better but you have to pay for them.

Gary

Yomanze
02-01-2019, 14:50
I use “Spectrum” available free from the App Store.

I also use “Decibel X” for volume measurement.

For my basic needs these work just fine.

bumpy
02-01-2019, 17:19
Thanks guys I will have a look at both Spectrum and Speaker Meter. :)

Pegwill
06-01-2019, 06:08
Hi Guys

An interesting site I came across is https://www.audiocheck.net/. It’s an application that runs through a browser, there’s even a test to check your browser. It has lots of interesting things including a hearing test, and best of all its all free. I used the hearing test on my iPad, and then when I did it again through the pc wired through the system, I got the same result disite the difference in quality.

Anyway it’s there to play with.

Hope it helps

Audio Al
06-01-2019, 14:38
Would the microphone be good enough on a iPad ???

bumpy
06-01-2019, 17:53
Would the microphone be good enough on a iPad ???

Its pretty good but will display low frequency 'noise'that if picks up from the drives etc in the i pad.