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Virtual Localization by Blind Persons - July 2012
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Effect of Spatial Location and Presentation Rate on the Reaction to Auditory Displays - July 2012
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Watermark-Aided Pre-Echo Reduction in Low Bit-Rate Audio Coding - June 2012
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- Comments on: Recent Cone Speaker Development
- Stereo Disk Problems
- Transistor ac Amplifiers with High Input Impedance: A Survey
- Progress Report of Panel 1 of the National Stereophonic Radio Committee
- A Suggested Method for Measuring Tape Modulation Noise
- A New Equalization Characteristic for Master Tape Recording
- A Survey of Some New Tubes for Audio Output Applications
- Synthetic Reverberator
- Design and Development of an Engineering Report
- Eliminating the Stereo Seat
- Properties of Base Materials Used for the Manufacture of Magnetic Recording Tape
- The Question of an Audio Engineering Degree
- Acoustics of Sound Reproduction in the Home
- Intensity vs. Time Differences in Stereo
- The Computer as a Musical Instrument
- International Standardization of Stereo
- Some Observations on the Use of a Single Stereo Microphone
- The Design and Use of a Double Cardioid Stereophonic Microphone
- The 120-ips Tape Duplicator for Four-Track Commercial Stereo Tapes
- Recording Studio and Control Room Facilities of Advance Design
- Equalized Stereo Preamplifier for Professional Use
- Stereophonic Patterns
- The Tape-Head Relationship in Multitrack Recording
- Audio Isolation Networks
- Manufacture and Use of Double Coated Tape for Continuous Cartridges
- Perception of the Stereophonic Effect as a Function of Frequency
- Why Stereo? The Philosophy of Multichannel Recording of Music
- Broadening the Area of Stereophonic Perception
- Stereo as an Integral System
- The Frequency Response of Magnetic Recorders for Audio
- Stereo Disk Problems (Addendum)
- Chemical Analysis of Magnetic Recording Tape
- Photo-Sensitive Resistor in an Overload-Preventing Arrangement
- Maximum Peak Velocity Capabilities of the Disk Record
- A Full-Track, Stereophonic, Magnetic Record-Reproduce Head
- Precise Measurement of Large Dynamic Response Characteristics of Audio Networks
- The Use of 35-mm Sprocket-Type Magnetic Film in Recording Phonograph Masters
- Some Characteristics of a Variable Transmission Network for Audio Signals
- Acoustic Instrumentation for Measurements in the Minuteman Missile Silo
- A Signal Biasing Output Transformerless Transistor Power Amplifier
- The Effect of ac Bias Waveform on Harmonic Distortion in Magnetic Tape Recording
- A Low-Distortion Volume Expander for Home Use
- Comments on -Learning, a Major Factor Influencing Preferences for High-Fidelity Reproducing Systems- and Author's Reply
- Portable Facilities for International Conferences
- Application of Limiter Amplifiers to Stereophonic Signals
- Practical Aspects of High-Fidelity Disk Recording. Part 1
- Synchronous Audio-Visual Display Techniques
- High-Resolution Stereo Magnetic Head for Four-Track Application
- The Multichannel Recording for Mastering Purposes
- The Physical Conditions for Optimum Bass Reflex Cabinets






