Elevate your sound experience with the Digital Sound 8928, a versatile sound level meter designed for precise live sound monitoring. Whether you're managing audio levels at a bustling concert, an electrifying disco, or any live event, this device is your go-to tool for accurate sound measurement. The large LC display ensures that you can easily read the sound levels even in dimly lit environments.

The Digital Sound 8928 is equipped with selectable A/C weighting modes and fast/slow time weighting settings, allowing you to tailor your measurements to the environment's acoustics. With a broad measuring range from 40 dB to 130 dB, divided into four distinct ranges, and a frequency measurement range from 31.5 Hz to 8100 Hz, this sound level meter offers flexibility for a variety of applications. The measurement accuracy of +/-2 dB ensures that you get reliable data every time.

Designed for convenience, this device operates for up to 30 hours on a single 9V battery, making it perfect for long events. The Max Hold function captures peak sound levels, and the analogue output is ideal for further sound analysis. Compact and user-friendly, it comes complete with a measurement microphone and the necessary battery to get you started right out of the box.

Key Features:

• Large LC display for easy reading
• Selectable A/C weighting and fast/slow time modes
• Measuring range: 40 dB to 130 dB, in 4 ranges
• Frequency range: 31.5 Hz to 8100 Hz
• Measurement accuracy: +/-2 dB
• Max Hold function
• Operates up to 30 hours on one 9V battery
• Includes measurement microphone and 9V battery
• Analogue output for sound analysis

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FAQs

Does the Digital Sound 8928 powered mixer include a level meter?

Yes, the Digital Sound 8928 is equipped with a level meter to help monitor and adjust audio levels during live performances.

Is the Digital Sound 8928 suitable for live sound applications?

The Digital Sound 8928 is designed for live sound use, providing reliable power and mixing capabilities for stage performances.

Can I use the Digital Sound 8928 powered mixer for recording purposes?

While primarily intended for live sound, the Digital Sound 8928 can be used in basic recording setups, although it does not include dedicated recording software.

Does the Digital Sound 8928 have built-in effects processing?

The Digital Sound 8928 does not come with built-in effects processing, focusing instead on core mixing functionalities.

What year was the Digital Sound 8928 powered mixer released?

The Digital Sound 8928 has been available since November 1999.