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Sencore's New Suite of Audio Test Tools Help You Achieve Peak Performance from Your Audio System Installations and Calibrations (31/10/2003)

Sencore introduces a new suite of audio test tools designed for the custom home and commercial audio/video installer. The Sencore Audio Tool Suite includes the following:

1. An SP295C Contractor's 'SoundPro' Audio Analyzer

2. An MX299 4-Microphone Multiplexer - complete with 4 microphones and cables.

3. The RS95 Deluxe Acoustic Reporting Software Package.

4. An Attractive Carrying Case

SP295C Contractor's SoundPro

The SP295CContractor's Version SoundPro Audio Analyzer enables you to set up audio systems faster and more accurately than ever before possible, to near concert hall quality. The SoundPro is a portable, professional quality audio analyzer with features custom-designed for home theater and commercial audio installations including a 1/12th octave real time analyzer, energy time graph, reverb decay time test, sound study graph, impedance test, sine wave sweeps and many more.

MX299 Microphone Multiplexer

The MX 299 Microphone Multiplexer works with the SP295C SoundPro Audio Analyzer allowing you to simultaneously gather sound samples from multiple positions in a room providing the average response of a listening room. This allows you to position subwoofers or adjust equalizers as you immediately see the measured results of your adjustments throughout the room.

The MX 299 is the perfect companion to the SoundPro to help test, adjust, and document the acoustically averaged frequency response and sound pressure level of cinema theaters, home theaters, churches, halls, banquet rooms, meeting rooms, clubs, or any other venue in which great sound is required.

RS95 Acoustic Calibration Report

The RS95 Acoustic Calibration Report allows you to easily collect and store acoustic information from a listening space and print that information as a graphed report. This makes it easy to document your audio calibration work and assists you in educating your customer about the effects their room has on the output of their sound system.

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