#AUDIOFINDER VS MYRIAD PRO#
#AUDIOFINDER VS MYRIAD TV#

He also carries several THX certifications (Technician I and II, THX Video), and is ISF Level II Certified.Īfter founding the CD Media, Inc. Working for such clients as Universal Pictures, Hollywood Pictures, Paramount Home Entertainment, NASA, Universal Studios, Planet Hollywood, SEGA, NASCAR, and others, Clint DeBoer dealt extensively with client management as well as film & video editing, color correction, and digital video & MPEG compression. Years later, he moved into the expanding area of video editing, where he served as the company’s senior AVID video editor for three years. Working on a myriad of feature films, Clint honed his skills as a dialogue editor, foley editor, and sound designer. After graduating at the top of his class with an Associates Degree in Recording Engineering, he began working for the famed Soundelux studios in 1994, one of the largest post-production companies specializing in audio for feature films & television. We could also easily gauge the accuracy of the tool since we had a pretty good knowledge of the exact stud locations (having recently drywalled the entire shop).Ĭlint’s career has covered nearly the entire realm of audio and video production. It was the perfect opportunity to test the Ryobi Whole Stud Detector.

#AUDIOFINDER VS MYRIAD PRO#

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Original Ryobi whole stud detector Current Ryobi whole stud detector Marking the Stud Once You Find It We also have very little success with AC detection as false positives make the feature less than useful (or consistent). While the new model lacks AC detection, the ergonomic improvements make it a better tool. The first one, a horizontal model really took two hands to operate. The Ryobi ESF5002 whole stud detector marks the company’s second smart tool in this area. Also try and keep your hand low on the tool to avoid interfering with the sensor. Reviewer’s Note: Because these stud finders use capacitance, you want to keep your hands off the wall while detecting. The Ryobi whole stud sector removes all of the guesswork from the process. With this feature, you never have to worry about sliding too far to the left or right.

While the top-mounted green LEDs direct you left or right to the stud, a center button lights up when you find the exact center. With this model, Ryobi did something really cool. The green LEDs both direct you to, and confirm, the center of a stud. Place the stud finder on the wall, press the button, and slide it left to right to find the nearest stud underneath drywall. The side-mounted button both calibrates and activates the stud finder. Where the last stud finder felt like a two-handed tool-the Ryobi ESF5002 definitely works one-handed. Just as light, it now ergonomically fits your hand with an upright orientation. Ryobi replaced their former wide-oriented stud finder with this new detector.

#AUDIOFINDER VS MYRIAD TV#

When you want to drill and drive a 1/4-inch fastener to hold up a TV mount or wood storage rack, you don’t want to end up right on the edge of a 2×4. Those tools leave a lot of ambiguity regarding exactly where the stud begins and ends. We find this much more accurate than stud finders offering a single LED. The Ryobi Whole Stud Detector (or Ryobi Stud Finder as I’m sure some will call it) uses 7 green LED lights to indicate the entire width of a 2×4 stud. Ryobi Whole Stud Detector First Impressions

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