After that, and at the very least, I could calculate a percentage of error for the RS meter. I may even invest in the so-called recommended meter and do whole thing all over again and compare the results. The average result will be my typical room response as a "response" to all the different controversy concerning the RS meter. There is so much conflicting information on the Internet concerning these RS meters that what I'm going to do is eventually post graphs showing the result of several different test CDs and test tones sent directly to the receiver from the audio software and also get an average result. The average for all the measured audio test tracks was 81dB. In my test the full spectrum pink noise was set at 80dB. Of course, the average of each test tone measurement combined should equal the dB of full spectrum pink noise track was set at. The reason for the flat pink noise response is that these are filtered pink noise tracks. But, on the other hand, the pink noise results kind of dispute this to a certain extent since the overall average was the same as the full spectrum pink noise track. I agree with Monty that the 13khz and 16khz tones are harder to get an accurate measurement.
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