They didn't seem to print this anywhere that I can find, but am I correct to assume that with the new meters --
Bright Green = Peak
Dark Green = RMS
?
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Dumb question about the new Meters....
Dumb question about the new Meters....
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Re: Dumb question about the new Meters....
hi,
no,
bright green = RMS.
Dark green = peak.
no,
bright green = RMS.
Dark green = peak.
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Re: Dumb question about the new Meters....
Can the meters be made to hold at peak level?
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Re: Dumb question about the new Meters....
No, but the Peak Level button is still there.eblomquist wrote:Can the meters be made to hold at peak level?
Re: Dumb question about the new Meters....
Rule of thumb for any meters out there you encounter (regardless of the colour scheme).... unless they are showing the exact same level for specific cases, the RMS levels shown for a signal are going to be on average lower than the peak levelsmholloway wrote:They didn't seem to print this anywhere that I can find, but am I correct to assume that with the new meters --
