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The dbx RTA-M real time audio analyzing mic is the perfect accessory tool for the DriveRack PA, DriveRack PA+ and 260. Used in conjunction with the System Setup Wizard and Auto EQ Wizard the RTA-M is ideal for optimizing the sound quality of even the most difficult of acoustic environments.
The RTA-M is an omni-directional, flat frequency measurement microphone specially designed for the Driverack series to pick up all frequencies from 20 Hz to 20 kHz , ensuring accurate ‘pinking’/real-time analysis of your audio. It runs on phantom power (supplied by the Driverack units) and comes with a clip and case.
Specifications
This item is normally sent to Mainland UK addresses by DPD courier. If you need this item faster, please upgrade to a Before 12 service at checkout.
Mainland UK: £3.50 within mainland UK ( Orders over £149 are delivered FREE )
UK Non-Mainland: £ 12
Rep. of Ireland: £
Mainland Europe: from £ 15 (calculated at checkout)
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