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Subjective Evaluations of Automotive Audio Systems

A method of performing double-blind sound-quality evaluations using binaural recording techniques is presented. Automotive audio systems of multiple vehicles can then be easily compared using panelists to determine consumer preferences and to help establish design hierarchy. The relative advantages of this type of analysis method is demonstrated via a comparison with other types of subjective evaluation.

Author: Mikat, Daniel C.
Affiliation: Fujitsu Ten Corporation of America, Plymouth, MI
AES Convention:101 (November 1996) Paper Number:4340 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Sound Perception and Quality Evaluation

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