Hello

I am a musician and I am trying to build a sound meter with a large LED readout. I will try
not to be long winded on describing this one.

I would like a simple LED about a foot long, tri color Red green blue. with the unit acting as a
sound meter light as you would find on your stereo or a mixing console , only a larger version
that would be easily seen across a large room.


I have seen such a light at this website
http://www.sunbeamtech.com/PRODUCTS/...ht_rgb_550.jpg
I don't know if this light completely lights or chases up from one end.

I would like to have the light to have its own sound controler and power supply, batteries
preferably but plug in would work.

this unit could be callibrated to a sound meter or could have an integrated sound meter , working
levels of the unit would be about 70 db to 105 db.

TI am a musician in a small band without a dedicated sound tech and throughout the night as we
are performing our volume may increase , I am thinking that the above unit would help us keep
this in check and be able to monitor our sound level throughout the night, we usually do a sound
check before the performance.

If anyone has seen such a unit or know of a LED unit with the soundcontroler please let me know.

I have seen a DJ with a LED unit complete with sound controler, I looked for a model number on it
but all I could find was www.sunbeamtech.com He bought it about 2 years ago and I cannot find
the integrated unit on their website .


If anyone is interested in taking a stab at building a unit such as this please let me know.


Thanks for any help

M Fecho

Also if there is a better newsgroup that this could be posted to that would be
more applicable please let me know.

Thanks
M Fecho






In article muqVe.240651$tt5.135585@edtnps90, says...

Hello

I am a musician and I am trying to build a sound meter with a large LED
readout. I will try
not to be long winded on describing this one.

I would like a simple LED about a foot long, tri color Red green blue. with
the unit acting as a
sound meter light as you would find on your stereo or a mixing console , only
a larger version
that would be easily seen across a large room.


I have seen such a light at this website
http://www.sunbeamtech.com/PRODUCTS/...ht_rgb_550.jpg
I don't know if this light completely lights or chases up from one end.

I would like to have the light to have its own sound controler and power
supply, batteries
preferably but plug in would work.

this unit could be callibrated to a sound meter or could have an integrated
sound meter , working
levels of the unit would be about 70 db to 105 db.

TI am a musician in a small band without a dedicated sound tech and throughout
the night as we
are performing our volume may increase , I am thinking that the above unit
would help us keep
this in check and be able to monitor our sound level throughout the night, we
usually do a sound
check before the performance.

If anyone has seen such a unit or know of a LED unit with the soundcontroler
please let me know.

I have seen a DJ with a LED unit complete with sound controler, I looked for a
model number on it
but all I could find was www.sunbeamtech.com He bought it about 2 years ago
and I cannot find
the integrated unit on their website .


If anyone is interested in taking a stab at building a unit such as this
please let me know.


Thanks for any help

M Fecho

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ns In article muqVe.240651$tt5.135585@edtnps90,
ns says...

I am a musician and I am trying to build a sound meter with a large LED
ns readout. I will try
not to be long winded on describing this one.


Project a closeup image of the mixer's led meter onto a screen?

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