Personalized and Self-Adapting Headphone Equalization Using Near Field Response
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A. Celestinos, E. McMullin, R. Banka, and P. Brunet, "Personalized and Self-Adapting Headphone Equalization Using Near Field Response," Paper 10232, (2019 October.). doi:
A. Celestinos, E. McMullin, R. Banka, and P. Brunet, "Personalized and Self-Adapting Headphone Equalization Using Near Field Response," Paper 10232, (2019 October.). doi:
Abstract: Variability in the acoustical coupling of headphones to human ears depends on a number of factors. Placement, size of user’s head and ears, the headband and ear-pad material are all major contributors to the sound quality delivered by the headphone to the user. By measuring the transfer function from the driver terminals to a miniature microphone set near the driver inside the cavity produced by the headphone and the ear, the degree of acoustical coupling and the fundamental frequency of the cavity volume was acquired. An individualized equalization on these measurements was applied to every user. Listeners rated the personalized EQ significantly higher than a generic target response and slightly higher than the bypassed headphone.
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AB - Variability in the acoustical coupling of headphones to human ears depends on a number of factors. Placement, size of user’s head and ears, the headband and ear-pad material are all major contributors to the sound quality delivered by the headphone to the user. By measuring the transfer function from the driver terminals to a miniature microphone set near the driver inside the cavity produced by the headphone and the ear, the degree of acoustical coupling and the fundamental frequency of the cavity volume was acquired. An individualized equalization on these measurements was applied to every user. Listeners rated the personalized EQ significantly higher than a generic target response and slightly higher than the bypassed headphone.
Variability in the acoustical coupling of headphones to human ears depends on a number of factors. Placement, size of user’s head and ears, the headband and ear-pad material are all major contributors to the sound quality delivered by the headphone to the user. By measuring the transfer function from the driver terminals to a miniature microphone set near the driver inside the cavity produced by the headphone and the ear, the degree of acoustical coupling and the fundamental frequency of the cavity volume was acquired. An individualized equalization on these measurements was applied to every user. Listeners rated the personalized EQ significantly higher than a generic target response and slightly higher than the bypassed headphone.
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Authors:
Celestinos, Adrian; McMullin, Elisabeth; Banka, Ritesh; Brunet, Pascal
Affiliation:
Samsung Research America, Valencia, CA, USA
AES Convention:
147 (October 2019)
Paper Number:
10232
Publication Date:
October 8, 2019Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Posters: Transducers
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