The Phonic PAA3X Handheld Audio Analyzer from Phonic is a sound analysis tool for use in checking your audio equipment both in the studio and on location. It provides an array of sound analysis tools, such as a 31-band and 61-band real-time spectrum analysis, an RT60, SPL and line meter, and other features such as internal generator, EQ setting program, microphone calibration, and speaker phase checking abilities. All functions and menus can be accessed through a central jog dial, leaving your other hand free to adjust audio settings. You can upload information and settings to your computer via the built-in USB interface. A microphone for measurements, a mic extension cable, a microSD card, and an AC adapter with USB cable are included.

For Studio & On-Location Analysis    31-/61-Band Real-Time Spectral Analyzer    RT60 & SPL Meter    Microphone Calibration    Easy-to-Use Interface    AC Adapter Included

• 31-band and 61-band real-time spectrum analyzer and EQ setting value display (Boost/Cut)
• Polarity checker
• Signal generator with pink noise, sin wave and polarity test signal, and balanced output
• Memory and average calculation function
• SPL meter calibration through sound level calibrator
• Sound pressure level meter from -30 to 130 dB
• Line signal measurement display in dBu, dBV, or volts (AC)
• SPL meter and level meter have three level range selections
• Maximum level, peak hold displays
• XLR input and output sockets
• Micro USB port
• Rechargeable lithium battery
• AC power adapter included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you program the low-voltage threshold for the battery test? In other words, let's say my device won't work if the battery goes below 1.2V. Can I program this tester to only test capacity from fully charged down to 1.2V?

A: The Powerex C9000Pro Professional Charger-Analyzer will let you know the battery voltage.

Q: 2. I want to connect my old TD10 drum module with Macbook with Mojave OS and USB-C interface. Can I use this audio interface? Any other recommendation or experience?

A: This is compatible with current macbook models, for audio and midi interfacing. You will just need a USB A-USB C adapter, like our part number APMJ1M2AMA .

Q: 3. is Universal 100-240VAC Adapter Included?

A: Yes, the power supply is included and rated for 100v - 240v.

Q: 4. What is the most important spec for a device like this, is conveniently missing! What is the 'accuracy' of the mic (+/- dB)?

A: The manufacturer has not published any specifications regarding the accuracy level or tolerance range of their measurement tools such as the Phonic PAA3X Handheld Professional Audio Analyzer and its included microphone. You can reach out to them directly by email at support@phonic.com to ask if they can provide you with more detailed information.

Q: 5. Will this charger work with Lithium Ion batteries?

A: According to the manufacturer's website, the Powerex C9000Pro Professional Charger-Analyzer supports Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) and Nickel Cadmium (NiCD) batteries. They do not list compatibility with Lithium-Ion batteries.

Q: 6. Wil this save SPL levels over time and if so, can I export that data to produce a graph? I am trying to record levels of an entire church service.

A: From the product website: "The PAA3X also features a "screen capture" function allowing users to save images of the screen to an SD card in BMP format for later reference." https://www.phonic.com/index.php/en/product/106-paa3x

Q: 7. I am a private investigator. Can I use this to locate hidden mics?

A: No, this is not used for finding hidden microphones.

Q: 8. Will this record SPL levels over time and if so, can the data be exported to a program like Excel so I can graph the data? I am trying to record audio levels of a church service.

A: You can upload information and settings to your computer via the built-in USB interface. From the product website: "The PAA3X also features a "screen capture" function allowing users to save images of the screen to an SD card in BMP format for later reference." https://www.phonic.com/index.php/en/product/106-paa3x

Q: 9. Does the Zoom AMS-22 use a USB- to USB-C cable also?

A: The Zoom AMS-22 USB-C Audio Interface has a USB-C connector and includes a USB-C to USB-C cable.

Q: 10. what is best and what is the difference between this and this one https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883786-REG/Powerex_MH_C801D_8_Cell_1_Hour_Charger.html ?

A: With a touch of the button, the charger analyzes the battery health and accurately displays capacity on the large backlit LCD display. During the charging process the Thermal Management System prevents the batteries from overheating. If you have older batteries, they can be revived with the charger's Deep Battery Conditioning System.