While instruments such as spectrum analyzers are used to determine the equalization of sound reinforcement systems, the problem remains that the human ear responds in a totally different manner to a microphone. This paper describes the differences in the response of a microphone and the human ear and presents the results of a subjective listening test to develop a frequency response curve for a loudspeaker room system which is close to the actual human ear response.: Preprint

Author: Kitson, Anthony B.
Affiliation: ABK Audio Engineering, Swan View, WA.
AES Convention: 5r (March 1995) Paper Number: 4032
Publication Date: March 1, 1995 Import into BibTeX
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