🎚️ Douk Analog VU Meter Panel dB Sound Level Indicator for Amplifier Preamp Preamplifier – Enhanced SEO Review

I'm using the DB audiometers on the analog panel of a Douk Audio volume meter on my Scarlett 2i2 with the mic pickup switch on. This is a big improvement over Scarlett's metering while recording. Great product for this purpose.

I love this little thing. Exactly what I was looking for. This is part of my home office sound system. Nicely pulls up an audio/computer hub. Intelligent design. Beautiful design at a low price. Very Happy Pleasant addition to your analogue audio system. Decorate the room.

Great little box as others have said gray cheap plastic box but mine is on the shelf only the front is visible so all ok. The only issue I had was the power supply was adding a terrible hum/noise to my audio. I went nuts trying to get rid of what I thought was ground loop hum, but luckily I had another adapter, 12v, 1amp and I replaced it and the noise is gone 😀 .

I don't get all the 5 star reviews, this really "working" document that explains how to set it up. Only one button on the back is wrong. You can play with it and find out. It should cost around 20.00, the thing is so small you have to sit 12 to 18 inches away to really see it. I only got this because I thought it would look cool. Wast, the dials are quarter size. save your money

After reading other reviews I agree with the rest. It has a cheap plastic case and is a bit small. My college roommate had a Vue meter on his stereo back in the 70's, but in a nice wooden case and with much larger meters for only $25. However, this meter still does the job at a decent price and looks good. Maybe I can hide the cheap case by stacking my components a little differently.

Does what it's supposed to and sensitivity adjustment makes it easy to integrate into any system. If you're actually using it for accurate volume tracking, you may or may not find it useful, but if you're just using it for fun, watching meters dance to the music, it's perfect. The only real downside is the cheap-looking plastic case. When I have nothing else to do I can work on making a simple wooden outer case for it that will greatly improve its looks.

It works, but nothing more. Very cheaply made. Tiny Buttons. It is inconvenient to switch between modes. (Must have a toggle switch with an indicator light.) The plastic case provides no shielding, so the device picks up electrical noise from other devices nearby and you may hear the line hum. I have to move it a few feet from other devices to get rid of the buzzing. Again it works but not worth the money. Should be a $19 item. It probably costs less than $5 to make. If it was $19 I would give…

This device is an excellent supplementary set of volume meters for complex audio systems where you need to monitor signal levels at specific points in the signal chain. I use it as part of a 4500w home audio system that includes 7 amplifiers, multiple processing units and custom preamps. There are several test points in the system where I can balance the system with test signals and voltmeters. This device adds level control to the output of the amplifier's main preamp in a set of test points…

Works well, I liked these little meters. The stickers aren't great but they can be removed if you don't like them - they actually look better now that I removed the top one :-) The backlight has 3 brightness levels controlled by the power button on the back, You need to press 4 times to turn off when off. There is also a switch that needs to be set to the "RCA" position or the volume meters will move incorrectly or not at all depending on the audio signal. The case is entirely made of plastic…