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K. Kotorynski, "Digital Binaural/Stereo Conversion and Crosstalk Cancelling," Paper 2949, (1990 September.). doi: K. Kotorynski, "Digital Binaural/Stereo Conversion and Crosstalk Cancelling," Paper 2949, (1990 September.). doi:
Abstract: Loudspeaker crosstalk cancelling systems are required for headphone-free reproduction of binaural material. Several crosstalk cancelling systems have been digitally implemented, intended for symmetrical and asymmetrical listening conditions and for stereo width expansion. A network was also implemented which inserts artificial crosstalk into stereo recordings intended for use during headphone listening.

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