Through the years we have learned much about which measurements can most accurately predict the way loudspeakers will sound in domestic listening rooms. As a result, we are better able to make loudspeakers that will sound the way we want them to sound. One of the most important design elements is loudspeaker directivity. This paper discusses means for controlling directivity in loudspeakers meant for home use, and how these design choices affect what we hear.

Author: Allison, Roy
Affiliation: RDL Acoustics Inc., Bellingham, MA
AES Convention: 99 (October 1995) Paper Number: 4095
Publication Date: October 1, 1995 Import into BibTeX
Subject: Perception and Subjective Evaluation
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