Standard voltage meters have a hard time measuring voltage from music signals (can't do it). You'll have to either play a sine wave instead of music and guestimate the volume based on that single frequency, or play music, note the dBu of your music input channel gain on your mixer, match the input gain of your sine wave generator channel on the mixer to the input gain of your music channel, then play the sine wave at the same fader level and test the resultant voltage. If your music and sine are from the same source, just verify that they both indicate about the same input or output dBu on the mixer (whichever your mixer indicates).RYNO20 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 30, 2021 1:38 pmDBA
GOING To measure my current system for voltage at volume see what it is and keep learning
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Also, depending on your EQ structure, your voltage could vary quite a bit throughout the frequency spectrum the amplified channel is responsible for.
If you have a voltage meter that will read true RMS voltage, you wont need to go through all that, just play your music and test.