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Your cart is empty. Whether you're testing for OSHA compliance, quieting equipment, or monitoring the roar of a stadium crowd, the Sinometer's sound level meter can get the job done. Model MS6700 Sound Level Meter provides 30-130 dB capability with an accuracy of ± 1.5 dB in six CPU controlled & automatically selected ranges. The meter meets the IEC 651 Type II and includes frequency weighting A & C and fast and slow dynamic time weighting. Two auxiliary ports provide either AC output, 0.707 Vrms on each range, or DC output, 10 mV/dB.
Specifications:
Two types of weighing: A and C
Range: 30dB - 130 dB (A)
Resolution: 0.1dB
Accuracy: ±1.5dB (94dB at 1Khz)
Frequency response: 31.5Hz - 8.5 K Hz
Display: 5 Digits
Amplifier response: 20Hz - 8KHz,±0.5dB
Sampling time: 2 to 5 time per second
Self-test time: 10 seconds
Power: 6 X AAA batteries (included)
What’s in the box:
MS6700 sound level meter
Windscreen
AAA batteries: 6
Earphone plug
User manual
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Trey Carpenter
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2017
This is a pretty good entry SPL meter. I couldn't bear the thought of myself owning the cheap Radio Shack SPL meter, so I bought this one for loudspeaker testing. While it has fairly abundant features, a big downfall is the +-2dB tolerance and the limited response only up to 8kHz. Calibrated mics around the price range of this meter can be found with -+1dB tolerance and 20-20kHz response range. Granted, these don't come with built-in displays and controllers that perform math, so that's the trade off.Basically, if you just need a basic idea of how loud an environment is - that is within official recognized specs - buy this. However, if you need a tool to tune loudspeakers/a stage/EQ, invest in a calibrated mic and laptop with analytical software. This was a good tool to start with, but I'm ready to move on to tighter, more accurate tuning.
Edith A.
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2015
The meter seems to work okay, but it was way off calibration upon arrival. Near total silence was almost 30 decibels. The instruction booklet as written by someone whose English was a second language. It had no mention of how to calibrate. The booklet didn't show a diagram of what the buttons do. Just poor instructions all around. Good thing we had a friend familiar with decibel meters.
ssddspas
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2014
Since I had never used a sound meter, I really appreciated and relied on the very professional reviews and thank them all for their observations and suggestions. The MASTECH MS6700 appeared to operate correctly. I agree that having the light go off after a few seconds is distracting, especially when monitoring an evening event. I liked the MAX feature because the reading only increased with the sound and did not return to a lower number until manually instructed. Now that I know more about the process, I wish the meter also had a function that averaged the noise levels during the one minute measurement periods. Although the meter is made abroad, the instruction manual is dual language, and the instructions are easy to follow. Customers might want to look into accessories for this meter in order to get the most efficient use of it.
DFP
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2014
purchased this 8-27-14 used appox .6 times for maybe 3hrs.Worked fine 12-19-14 then 12-20-14 just quit.Changed batteries,STILL WONT WORK .Not a happy customer.Also it is not eligible for return!!!!
Walter
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2014
Very good item, however no chance to change internal clock.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2014
This is a good sound meter. It works really good. The light is green and bright. It also comes with a very nice case that helps to keep it in good condition. The reason I am not rating it 5 stars is because I picked it out for the auto range and no matter what I do I can't find auto range on it anywhere even though the specs clearly state that it has auto range. It took me a little while to find out how to set the clock on it, you hold the max button while turning it on, then use the arrows to set and max to move between fields, then turn it off when finished. I tried holding down different buttons and stuff to see if I could get into auto range, but, it didn't work.
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2013
I received this sound meter today as a replacement for another sound meter that failed. I really liked the look feel of the last meter that was smaller but it went wonky within a few days and now I have this much, much better sound meter.At the unpacking, the first impression is; "Nice case." It comes with it's very own, vinyl, carrying case to hold a spare set of batteries, an electric test adapter and the sound meter itself.When you hold this in your hand the first thing you'll notice is that "IT'S LARGE" and when looking at the face of the unit you'll notice that it has a nice control panel and layout. I'm not going drop it, but it has the feel and weight of a piece of equipment that can withstand a three or five foot drop test. I'm not recommending one try doing this but that's the solid feel one gets when holding this sound meter.If you have a calibrator for a half inch microphone column on hand, the unit has a calibration port for calibration purposes. One would use a fine jeweler's screwdriver to turn the deeply recessed calibration screw.One can easily change the monitoring range and from there the unit will automatically choose any necessary range changes. The range of the unit is 30dB - 130dB, five measuring ranges, each with a fifty dB range. This sound meter has a +/- 1.5dB tolerance.The back-light stays on for only five seconds and personally, I find this to be a pain if wanting or needing a longer on time.The sound meter comes with an on screen clock and on the back of the unit, has a 1/4" tripod screw.The unit has measurement AC/DC outs for recording purposes at the bottom end of the unit as well as a 9v input port should one run out of the six needed, 1.5v, AAA batteries.I used this unit today to aid in the EQ'g of our sound system and to measure it's output during a cable provided movie. Overall, other than it being a very large case and the backlight feature turning off after five seconds, I was very pleased with it's performance and impressed with the professional look/feel of the unit. This is a unit one would feel comfortable bring into a professional environment such as an auditorium, machine shop or any loud venue to do measurements and not worry about being made to feel they've come with anything but professional measuring gear.I have used Radio Shack meters and several Amazon purchased meters and I feel comfortable saying this is an excellent meter, at a great delivered price which I feel comfortable recommending. If over time, something comes up, I'll come back and to the good or bad, will amend my comments.Hope the above helps in your decision making process.
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