Loudness: A Study of the Subjective Difference between DML and Conventional Loudspeaker
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S. Flanagan, and N. Harris, "Loudness: A Study of the Subjective Difference between DML and Conventional Loudspeaker," Paper 4872, (1999 May.). doi:
S. Flanagan, and N. Harris, "Loudness: A Study of the Subjective Difference between DML and Conventional Loudspeaker," Paper 4872, (1999 May.). doi:
Abstract: In the auditioning of Distributed Mode Loudspeakers (DML), listeners have remarked on the position independence of sound quality. This study compares the subjective loudness properties of DML and conventional loudspeakers. Auditory modelling of objective measurements and the results of psychometric experiments to determine the perceived loudness are presented in this paper. Investigations into the psychoacoustic mechanisms to explain the phenomena are discussed.
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In the auditioning of Distributed Mode Loudspeakers (DML), listeners have remarked on the position independence of sound quality. This study compares the subjective loudness properties of DML and conventional loudspeakers. Auditory modelling of objective measurements and the results of psychometric experiments to determine the perceived loudness are presented in this paper. Investigations into the psychoacoustic mechanisms to explain the phenomena are discussed.
Authors:
Flanagan, Sheila; Harris, Neil
Affiliation:
New Transducers Ltd, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England
AES Convention:
106 (May 1999)
Paper Number:
4872
Publication Date:
May 1, 1999Import into BibTeX
Subject:
Psychoacoustics
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