May 8, 2013 · My question concerns calibration files for the DBX RTA-M. Although it costs $100, I chose this mic over the Behringer because it has a lower noise floor. I have a dwg file that is supposed to be the basic calibration files but am wondering if anyone has basic calibration files in a different format for the mic and/or will REW read the dwg files?

May 8, 2012 · here are the 2 cal sources i found for the dbx rta-m mic. the red is the one i changed the exten. from .dat to .txt the other i found was a txt file already.. looks the same to me (traces were separated for clarity)

Aug 19, 2015 · After all, you’re measuring a signal generated by the speaker. That noise is going to swamp any noise the USB mic might generate. You should be fine using the dbx, depending on what you want to do with the measurements. However, if you intend to apply any manual equalization, I’d highly recommend a calibrated mic.

Sep 12, 2008 · Hi Guys, I ordered an EMC8000 from Musician's Friend only to be told after the order was placed it is out of stock until Sept 30th. I want to do some calibrating this weekend, but can find no EMC8000 locally. I can however, find a RTA-M by DBX, but have no calibration data for it. Does anyone...

Nov 3, 2009 · Got a dbx RTA-M for a great price. I'm using it without the dbx processor, on 48v. I've found a calibration file online, according to which the RTA-M is essentialy flat between 15Hz up to 30kHz (!). This calibration file seems a lot more comprehensive frequency-wise than other files I have seen for ETF.

Apr 19, 2009 · Steve, I've attached the DBX RTA-M calibration file for REW that I had on file as a generic cal for that mic. For home use it will be fine, but as Kal says, and we make clear on our download site, that if you are concerned about accuracy beyond home use, then you should have your microphone calibrated.

Sep 19, 2008 · Finally finishing up my sub and am getting ready to learn and use REW. I have access to a DBX RTA-M measurement mic (borrow from friend) and was wondering if it was suitable or should I get the ECM8000 on my own ? I'm sure I'll be back with questions once I get going with all of this, hopefully tomorrow or Sunday Thanks J

Jun 12, 2008 · Couple of quick questions from a new user (me). :dumbcrazy: I plan on using the DBX mic for full 20Hz to 20KHz measurements, and I'd like to know if the mic is to be used with the tip pointed to the ceiling or at the speaker. I'd also like to …

Feb 12, 2011 · I have a dbx RTAM mic (very similar to Behringer ECM-8000) that I would like to use for full range room analysis. Could I get just a phantom power supply instead of using a mic preamp/mixer? I would then have to connect an XLR to 1/4" transformer and 1/4" to RCA adapter to feed signal into my...

dbx RTA-M The RTA-M is an omni-directional, flat frequency measurement microphone specially designed for the Driverack series to pick up all frequencies from 20 Hz to 20 kHz , ensuring accurate "pinking"/real-time analysis of your audio. It runs on phantom power (supplied by the Driverack units) and comes with a clip and case. Features: