Kicker 2-10C124 + RE Audio VLS-1 Bass Processor Bundle

Great Buy!!!

Cheap works great had no problems with it. The light sensor for the back lighting is amazingly accurate. Not sure of the db reading accuracy. At least seams to be in the ballpark.

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It seems to work great

I've never owned a high end SPL meter so i can't compare, though it seems to match what the general db levels are. It is dbc which I didn't know and it doesn't say unless you look very closely at the picture. The meter itself works, though can be deceiving when measuring for the purpose of real world hearing because it only picks up low frequency sound. (Bass, car exhaust drone, etc). Not a fault, that's the point of C-weighted SPL meters.

Great Little Device!

I ordered this little gadget to check the SPL in my car. So, far it's been great. It is easy to use and has simple functions.

A tool every sound engineer must have!!! Great Buy

I totally recommend the Scosche SPL100F Sound meter as it is very accurate and strong. Have been using it for a while now and have not experienced any issue with it. Pretty good stuff.

To Be Honest

I thought this meter was reading correct 'til this punk at my school scored 1 db under me with 112 and about 200 watts RMS.

Turns out, I was metering 123ish, and in reality with a real SPL meter, I was metering 138

Product does what it's suppose to do

I purchased this to help find out what level my speakers and headphones were putting out, well worth the price. Product is simple to use and effective.

Nice item

I am quite pleased with the SPL1000F. I actually use it in both my occupations: in my project studio for mixing/mastering, and at my job as a police supervisor, where I use it to monitor noise and sound complaints as to their validity.

ok meter you get what your paying for

The meter seems to work as designed. It will tell you the current db level, max and lowest db level. It seems to be consistent but I'm not sure how accurate.

Loudest and Toughest for the Money

So I bought this sub back in October of 2012 for my first budget sound system. It is in a slot ported r/t 300 box and powered by an infinity 1300a amp. I have to say that just one of these by it self gets really loud, especially in a smaller car ( I have a Corolla). Loud enough to rattle the car, and mirrors, and if you're sitting in the backseat, you can definitely get a massive headache, haha. With that said, they will not hit the absolute lowest notes in rap songs, nor do they produce the cleanest bass. But for the $49.99 I got it for, my Comp has been an excellent value. I will be putting alot of sound deadening in my car in the next few weeks, which should help improve the sound quality even more. Honestly, even though Kicker rates this at 150 watts rms, it can take 200 safely. Thats what I've been powering it at for the last near 6 months. From the inside of the car, this is really all the bass you need. If you're one of those people who wants to be heard down the block...well you might wanna spend some more $$$ on a Kicker CVR or an Alpine Type R. But for me for right now, this speaker dominates on the bang for buck meter (literally). And I have to admit, the design of the woofer itself looks pretty awesome compared to the generic looking subs offered by brands like Kenwood or Pioneer. When I pop the trunk, alot of people look at it and say "dang!" followed by nervous laughter. No joke. All in all, this is about the best budget woofer that you could buy and I would recommend it to anyone!