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Perception of the Stereophonic Effect as a Function of Frequency

Carefully controlled listening tests employing -A-B-ing- equipment of unique design indicate that high-fidelity stereo reproduction systems will require full-range frequency directional information. It is interesting to note that the change in stereo perception with frequency, if any, probably results from a quantitative degradation rather than an effect limited strictly to certain acoustical wavelengths.

Authors: Beaubien, William H.; Moore, Harwood B.
Affiliation: General Electric Company, Radio Receiver Department, Utica, NY
JAES Volume 8 Issue 2 pp. 76-86; April 1960 Import into BibTeX

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