Behind The Mixer
Church Sound Systems
Digital-Display Sound-Level Meter
Restore balance to your life.
Get precise readings when you fine-tune audio response of a stereo, PA or home theater system in combination with an equalizer.
- Reads 50 to 126dB SPL, and has "A" or "C" weightings
- Includes carrying case
- Battery operated
What's in the box
- Digital sound level meter
- Carry case
- User's manual
You'll also need 
- 9V battery
According to users of this, technical support phone calls were not productive. Also, users have noted it's dB range limitation. Then again, if it's above 126dB you are blowing out the congregation anyway and you'd know that just by listening. You should be going for about 85dB.
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Digital SPL
I use a digital SPL each week sitting on the mixer(the meter,not me!), pointing forward,always in the same location.
With a mix of condenser,dynamic and wireless mics ,it allows me to be consistent throughout the service and from week to week.
The mixer is located in a quiet part of the church and if I 'peak' (fast and 'A' weighting) at 65db,this seems to be satisfactory for the bulk of the congregation.
Now to get the other members of the team to use it !
There are other brands of
There are other brands of sound meters but the one from Radio Shack seems to be what everone uses.