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Re: Do you interpret "required SPL" on riders as A or C weighting?But the same system will read louder on C than on A. So if you measure it on A, then you will need more of the same system to be just as loud as C.Or another way-if two systems produce 110dB, the one with the A weighting will be louder-assuming the "normal" bass haystack.Of course A weighting is not intended for use above about 80dBA-so the higher A numbers are not exactly "meaningless" but they don't mean what they are "supposed to".
Re: Do you interpret "required SPL" on riders as A or C weighting?
But the same system will read louder on C than on A. So if you measure it on A, then you will need more of the same system to be just as loud as C.
Or another way-if two systems produce 110dB, the one with the A weighting will be louder-assuming the "normal" bass haystack.
Of course A weighting is not intended for use above about 80dBA-so the higher A numbers are not exactly "meaningless" but they don't mean what they are "supposed to".
