Description
The original Radio Shack Realistic 33-2050 sound level meter (decibel meter), an iconic item that appeared in Ghostbusters II.
Used by Egon Spengler and Ray Stantz during paranormal investigations, this vintage analog meter measures from 60 to 120 dB and is instantly recognizable for its ’80s design with needle scale and leather case.
A cult piece from the franchise, perfect for recreating movie scenes or enriching a Ghostbusters collection.
Used by Egon Spengler and Ray Stantz during paranormal investigations, this vintage analog meter measures from 60 to 120 dB and is instantly recognizable for its ’80s design with needle scale and leather case.
A cult piece from the franchise, perfect for recreating movie scenes or enriching a Ghostbusters collection.
Value for Ghostbusters fans
For a true Ghostbusters fan, this item has incredible value, both nostalgic and collectible:
- Pure iconicity: It’s one of the most recognizable gadgets from Ghostbusters II (1989). It appears in Egon and Ray’s hands during paranormal activity readings (famously in the Orrefors crystal shop scene and during the final showdown with Vigo).
- Authenticity: This is the exact real model used as a prop in the film, not a replica. This makes it extremely sought after among hardcore collectors.
- ’80s nostalgia: It perfectly represents the Ghostbusters’ “improvised technology” aesthetic: a simple Radio Shack sound level meter transformed into an instrument for measuring spectral entities.
- Collectibility: Original units in good condition are quite rare on the secondary market. A piece in Near Mint / excellent condition like this is considered a small treasure for old-school fans.
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