Rode Microphones and Fuzz Measure

[Dingo]

Rode Microphones has acquired Fuzz Measure to form Rode Test, a scientific measurement division.
http://www.rodetest.com
They will apparently be rolling out calibrated test microphones sometime this year.
It's only on OS X 10.10+ and at USD $99 for home user (software only) it's not cheap, but it appears to be a lower cost entry than some systems and gives Sweep/impluse based measurement with; Time Domain, Frequency Domain, RT60, 3D waterfall and Data / Graphic export.
At this point I have no idea what the cost of calibrated microphones will be, but Rode have been able to deliver a good product at much lower prices plus as a long time user of Fuzz Measure Pro3 it's good to see the addition of Rode's backing.

[madmaxmiller]

At this point I have no idea what the cost of calibrated microphones will be, but Rode have been able to deliver a good product at much lower prices plus as a long time user of Fuzz Measure Pro3 it's good to see the addition of Rode's backing.

Long live RØDE! Interesting mic connector in the video - BNC! The mics must be tiny, perhaps easily fit into a dummy head.
By the way, do you know who does mic calibrations in Australia? I have two Behringer ECM8000 with the generic calibration file, wondering what it would cost to have one of them calibrated.
I'm on Linux and intend to use REW: https://www.roomeqwizard.com/

Cheers,
MMM

[Dingo]

By the way, do you know who does mic calibrations in Australia? I have two Behringer ECM8000 with the generic calibration file, wondering what it would cost to have one of them calibrated.
I'm on Linux and intend to use REW: https://www.roomeqwizard.com/

Cheers,
MMM

It's a hideously expensive task, I check my rig against a studio I have worked with for many years who have a piston phone which they get calibrated every year or two.
There are a number of lowish costing piston phones on the market that will give a reasonable result.
You could try https://acousticresearch.com.au/Services/Calibration if really keen.

[madmaxmiller]

It's a hideously expensive task, I check my rig against a studio I have worked with for many years who have a piston phone which they get calibrated every year or two.
There are a number of lowish costing piston phones on the market that will give a reasonable result.
You could try https://acousticresearch.com.au/Services/Calibration if really keen.

Thanks Dingo, I might get a second shed and make an anechoic chamber

MMM

[SimonGreen]

Interesting but l think I'll stick to REW thanks

Si