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The Significance of Early High-Frequency Reflections from Loudspeakers in Listening Rooms

Work with wide-dispersion high-frequency lenses in loudspeakers has led to the study of the significance of early high-frequency reflections of loudspeaker sounds in reverberant spaces. The effect of such reflections in stereophonic playback of conventional recordings as it relates to loudspeaker design and room design will be discussed.

Author: Moulton, David
Affiliation: David Moulton Professional Services, Groton, MA
AES Convention:99 (October 1995) Paper Number:4094 Import into BibTeX
Subject:Perception and Subjective Evaluation

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