-=> Quoting T Owen to Cameron Hall <=-
 TO> They are very adaptable. Basically, the Dorrough Loudness Meter is
 TO> a LED ladder, but can be shaped like a traditional analog VU meter,
 TO> (as in an arc shape) and show simultaneously, the PPM (with peak 
 TO> hold), and the RMS (with adjustable ballistics). In my opinion, they 
 TO> are the absoloute *best* meters in the business, but (like P+G faders)
 TO> , they are very expensive. Take care.
I take it then that the same bank of LED's has their response altered to
suit the required application.  I remember the big thing in the '70's
was to equalize the metering system so that upper frequencies were shown
way above normal level.  I'd like to see one of those used on todays hot
CD recordings.  Hmmmm... :-)
See ya, Cameron Hall
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