In an attempt to deelop less cumbersome stereo speaker systems for home use, subjective listening tests were undertaken. A good two-speaker system was used as reference. Using crossover networks and delaying signals to speaker reduced the -precedence effect- and the listener's ability to assign particular frequencies to a particular speaker. A simple application of the principles to home use is illustrated.

Authors: Goldmark, Peter C.; Hollywood, John M.
Affiliation: CBS Laboratories, a Division of CBS, Inc., Stamford, CT
JAES Volume 7 Issue 2 pp. 72-74; April 1959
Publication Date: April 1, 1959 Import into BibTeX
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