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Armstrong Sound Level Meter

Armstrong Sound Level Meter

⭐️5 / 5
Rating
🙌4
Ratings
📼2 scs
Content
📦~ in 9 months
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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All Versions of Armstrong Sound Level Meter

1.9

May 16, 2024

- Sound measuring library adding iPhone 15 models support

1.8.5

November 15, 2021

- Support for latest Apple Devices

1.8.4

October 22, 2020

- Fixed a bug with playback of recordings only playing through earpiece
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1.8.3

March 4, 2020

- Audio configuration support for iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max

1.8.2

December 23, 2019

- New Recommended Products

1.8.1

July 9, 2019

- Layout Updates

1.8

October 3, 2018

- iPhone X/XS support - Improved the Accuracy of the A-Weighting Filter
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1.7

October 27, 2017

Updated product recommendations for exposed structure applications.

1.6

February 27, 2017

- updated Company Logo and Email links

1.5

January 22, 2016

- Updates to functionality and sound log save feature

Price History of Armstrong Sound Level Meter

Description of Armstrong Sound Level Meter

Armstrong Sound Level Meter – This completely FREE app from Armstrong Ceilings and Walls measures the sound level in your interior space and recommends the proper ceiling/wall treatment for optimal acoustical comfort. This tool can help you diagnose acoustical issues or simply increase awareness of noise in your space. Real time, Log view, Maximum, and Average sound levels are displayed and recorded on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod. The Sound Log keeps track of your measurements with audio recordings and the treatment recommendations. In addition, you have the option to send your results directly to an Armstrong TechLine acoustical expert who can help you select the best ceiling for your space.
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Armstrong Sound Level Meter: FAQ

Is Armstrong Sound Level Meter compatible with the iPad?

Yes, the Armstrong Sound Level Meter software is iPad-compatible.
Armstrong World Industries Inc. is the developer of Armstrong Sound Level Meter.
The Armstrong Sound Level Meter app requires iOS 11.0 or later.
Armstrong Sound Level Meter has a user rating of 5.0.
Business Is The Primary Genre Of The Armstrong Sound Level Meter App.
1.9 is the newly released Armstrong Sound Level Meter version.
The date of the last Armstrong Sound Level Meter update is July 5, 2024.
The Armstrong Sound Level Meter app was initially released on February 5, 2023.
The Armstrong Sound Level Meter app is rated Armstrong World Industries Inc.: Contains no objectionable material.
Armstrong Sound Level Meter currently features the following languages: English.
Unfortunately, Armstrong Sound Level Meter is not on Apple Arcade.
Unfortunately, in-app purchases are not part of Armstrong Sound Level Meter.
Unfortunately, Armstrong Sound Level Meter is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

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Reviews of Armstrong Sound Level Meter

  • Very useful app

    It will give you a live sound level reading like other apps. It will also tell you what is a "safe" level or what it compares to, like "this is how loud a flushing toilet is" (LOL).

    However, you have to record the sound with the app to show the sound level. So, you can't have the sound level run constantly. It runs for 30 seconds at a time and you don't have to save each recording. To save the sound byte you must assign it a "category" (which won't usually make sense but that's what it requires). You can also see a graphical view of recorded sounds.

    The best part: NO ADS!!
  • Very inaccurate

    This sound level meter shows sound levels that are about 20 dB too high. There is an ability to calibrate, but you can only reduce the level by a maximum of 10 dB. I'm using the app on an iPhone SE. Maybe it's better with other model iPhones. But still there are other sound level meter apps that are far more accurate than this one is.
  • Reading too high

    Recording decibels higher than they should be. Also tested with Mic covered up and it was still showing readings that should not be occurring. Recommend trying to find another app if there's a good one out there. Haven't found one yet.