It is possible to measure the subjective quality of a sound system by straightforward objective techniques, but not those commonly used for this purpose. The reasons for this discrepancy will be revealed through an analysis of the primary subjective parameters and various means for measuring them. A set of measurement requirements will be developed, and specific techniques suggested.

Author: Thurmond, Bob
Affiliation: G. R.Thurmond and Associates, Austin, TX
AES Conference: 11th International Conference: Test & Measurement (May 1992)
Paper Number: 11-017
Publication Date: May 1, 1992 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Test & Measurement
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