Referencing earlier work by the authors on the boundary effects in an automotive vehicle interior (AES Preprint4245, May 1996) on the mid-to-high frequency timbral changes in the sound field due to the proximity to loudspeakers of reflective, semi-rigid surfaces, modeling of midsize loudspeakers in the interior of an automobile is reported on, as well as modeled results for a specific case are given.

Authors: Shively, Roger; Bailey, Jeff; Halley, Jerôme; Kurandt, Lars; Malbos, François; Ruiz, Gabriel; Svobodnik, Alfred
Affiliations: Harman International, Novi, MI, USA; Harman International, Karlsbad, Germany; Harman International, Chateau du Loir, France; Harman International, Bridgend, Wales, UK; Harman International, Vienna, Austria(See document for exact affiliation information.)
AES Convention: 128 (May 2010) Paper Number: 8023
Publication Date: May 1, 2010 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Room and Architectural Acoustics
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