Improvements in recording and reproduction techniques in the home market in recent years have led to a demand for corresponding improvements in sound quality in public places: architects face a real problem when designing multipurpose auditoria, since the acoustical requirements for speech and orchestral music are quite different. In this paper, the authors show that this problem may be overcome.

Authors: Berry, Geoffrey; Crouse, Gordon L.
Affiliation: AIR0 LIMITED, LONDON, ENGLAND & SARATOGA, CA
AES Convention: 52 (October 1975) Paper Number: 1070
Publication Date: October 1, 1975 Import into BibTeX
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