Features and Benefits
Distinctive ‘retro’ styling with contemporary construction.
Audio Level (VU scale) ranges.
Taut band core magnet movement in corporated as standard.
Rugged movements for portable or fixed audio applications.
No calibration effect when mounted on a ferrous panel.
High performance at affordable price.
Illumination options.

Specifications
1.5" Square bezel, with four fixing holes.
Suitable for less than 1U vertical rack mounted applications.
Front of panel mounting with full bezel.
Internal LED illumination option.
Constructed with glass window and high impact rear body moulding. Bezel moulded in black ABS.
VU scale.

Zero adjuster: Positioned on the rear as standard.

Terminals: 6mm tabs or flying leads are available.

Pointers and dials: The combination of ‘pear’ shaped pointer and conventional arc scale on translucent buff coloured dial results in an easily read meter, even when monitoring a row on a large console. A white dial can be specified if required. The standard scale is based on the VU ‘A’ scale but the ‘B’ scale is also available.

Operating Temperature: -25°C to +55°C.

Publication: Why Sound Engineers Still Prefer Analog VU Meters in Recording Studios

Publication: VU Meters in High-End Sound Systems

Features and Benefits
Distinctive ‘retro’ styling with contemporary construction.
Audio Level (VU scale) ranges.
Taut band core magnet movement in corporated as standard.
Rugged movements for portable or fixed audio applications.
No calibration effect when mounted on a ferrous panel.
High performance at affordable price.
Illumination options.

Specifications
1.5" Square bezel, with four fixing holes.
Suitable for less than 1U vertical rack mounted applications.
Front of panel mounting with full bezel.
Internal LED illumination option.
Constructed with glass window and high impact rear body moulding. Bezel moulded in black ABS.
VU scale.

Zero adjuster: Positioned on the rear as standard.

Terminals: 6mm tabs or flying leads are available.

Pointers and dials: The combination of ‘pear’ shaped pointer and conventional arc scale on translucent buff coloured dial results in an easily read meter, even when monitoring a row on a large console. A white dial can be specified if required. The standard scale is based on the VU ‘A’ scale but the ‘B’ scale is also available.

Operating Temperature: -25°C to +55°C.

Publication: Why Sound Engineers Still Prefer Analog VU Meters in Recording Studios

Publication: VU Meters in High-End Sound Systems