Correlations between harmonic distortion, sound field characteristics and reproduced sound quality change in listening tests for loudspeakers
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概要
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This paper examines whether or not distortion actually has an effect on perceived sound quality when the amount of harmonic distortion caused by a loudspeaker is near the previously reported threshold values of 2 to 10%. For this evaluation, three physical measurements and two listening tests are performed with full-range cone and horn loudspeaker types. According to correlation analysis between the two domain measurements, the total harmonics of 0. 6 to 3% are in close correlation to the subjective evaluation data. As a result, the aural detection threshold for harmonic distortion is assumed to much lower than the previously reported values. Additionally, it appears that most of the difference in sound quality can be explained by three physical characteristics; harmonic distortion, partial-space-power frequency response and dispersion index.
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著者
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Tannaka Yasuaki
Consumer Products Research Center,Hitachi Ltd.
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Muramori K
Aichi Coll. Technology Gamagori‐shi Jpn
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Muramori Kiyoshi
Consumer Products Research Center, Hitachi, Ltd.
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Koshikawa Tsuneji
Department of Electronics Engineering,University of Electro-Communications
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Kohashi Makoto
New Media Division,Hitachi Ltd.
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Tannaka Y
Hiroshima‐denki Inst. Technology Hiroshima Jpn
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Koshikawa Tsuneji
Department Of Electronics Engineering University Of Electro-communications
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