Guide to Audio Analyzers

Explore home audio spectrum analyzers

Explore the various options for home audio spectrum analyzers and audio spectrum test equipment to understand the benefits of each and what might best suit your needs.

I recommend: It is possible to use both software as well as handheld audio analyzers for home audio spectrum analyzers. For software, you can use True Audio as real time audio analyzer, but it also offers many of the benefits of a more conventional audio analyzer. Other software options for home audio spectrum analyzers are available, like Synthsoft’s CD Spectrum Pro, or Yoshimasa Electronic Inc’s DSSF3. Gold-Line offers handheld audio analyzers for home spectrum analysis. Your desire and your wallet can dictate the depth to which you wish to delve into audio analysis.

Examine handheld audio analyzers

If home audio spectrum analyzers are not enough, consider handheld ones that allow more portability and options.

I recommend: Consumers recognize handheld audio equalizers, such as the MinilyzerMLI by NTI, for their accuracy and measurement functions that are easy to access. The SP495 SoundPro Audio Consultant by Secore is another handheld audio analyzer perfect for use at concerts, convention centers and theme parks. ProAudio.com offers another handheld audio analyzer: the Phonic PAA3 Handheld Audio Analyzer with USB Interface. All offer real-time spectrum analysis, audio spectrum tests as well as audio signal analyzers.

Investigate stand alone audio analyzers

When handheld audio analyzers are not enough, turn to the stand alone audio analyzers that offer more features sound meter spectrum analysis.

I recommend: The 2700 Series, by Audio Precision, offers high performance levels with minimal distortion. You can use a machine of this caliber as a forensic audio analyzer. dScope Series III digital audio analyzer by Prism Sound is another such audio analyzer that offers a wide range of options.