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Perceptual Effects of Dynamic Range Compression in Popular Music Recordings - January 2014
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Accurate Calculation of Radiation and Diffraction from Loudspeaker Enclosures at Low Frequency - June 2013
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New Measurement Techniques for Portable Listening Devices: Technical Report - October 2013
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- The Development of the KEF LS50, a Compact Two Way Loudspeaker System
- The Influence of Flat Loudspeaker Enclosures on the Vibration Properties of Electrodynamic Transducers
- Requirements for Loudspeakers and Headphones in the "High Resolution Audio" Era
- Loudspeaker and Room Response Equalization Using Parallel Filters: Comparison of Pole Positioning Strategies
- Measurement of Harmonic Distortion Audibility Using a Simplified Psychoacoustic Model - Updated
- The Feasibility of Class D Amplifiers for Active Loudspeaker Applications
- Auralization of Signal Distortion in Audio Systems, Part 1: Generic Modeling
- New Approach and Instrument for Measuring Young's Modulus and Loss Factor of Loudspeaker Cone
- Measurement of Loudspeaker Parameters Considering a Better Fitting for the Mechanical Impedance - A Fast Way to Do It
- Live Sound Equalization and Attenuation with a Headset
- Practical Procedure for Large Scale Personalized Head Related Transfer Function Acquisition
- Magnitude and Phase Response Measurement of Headphones at the Eardrum
- Insert Earphone Calibration for Hear-Through Options
- A Virtual Headphone Listening Test Methodology
- Calculating Sound Radiation from Loudspeaker Enclosures Using the Finite Element Analysis
- Overview of 2D and 3D Linear and Non-Linear Electromagnetic, Structural, Vibroacoustic and Viscothermal Finite Element Analysis Simulations on Transducers and Cabinets
- Quantifying Diffraction in Time Domain with Finite Element Method
- A Hybrid Electroacoustic Lumped and Finite Element Model for Modeling Loudspeaker Drivers
- My Search for the Ideal Stereo Loudspeaker
