Frequency response of headphones measured in free field and diffuse field by loudness comparison
Loudness comparisons were performed by four subjects, under two experimental conditions: free field (anechoic room) and diffuse field (reverberation room). Each subject adjusted the headphone level of critical band noise bursts until they were equally loud as those from a reference loudspeaker (70dB...
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Abstract | Loudness comparisons were performed by four subjects, under two experimental conditions: free field (anechoic room) and diffuse field (reverberation room). Each subject adjusted the headphone level of critical band noise bursts until they were equally loud as those from a reference loudspeaker (70dB SPL). Measurement scatter was smaller in the diffuse field than in the free field. To examine the reliability of loudness judg mentsat high frequencies, another method-hearing thresholds by Bekesy tracking-was employed. Each subject's threshold was measured with both loudspeakers and head phones.After compensation was made for the loudspeaker and room transfer functions, headphone frequency response was extrapolated from the results. This method led to high-frequency responses similar to those from loudness comparison. A loudness comparison experiment in which the subjects continuously wore a headphone was performed. However, the method of sound pressure loss measurement should be reconsidered. |
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AbstractList | Loudness comparisons were performed by four subjects, under two experimental conditions: free field (anechoic room) and diffuse field (reverberation room). Each subject adjusted the headphone level of critical band noise bursts until they were equally loud as those from a reference loudspeaker (70dB SPL). Measurement scatter was smaller in the diffuse field than in the free field. To examine the reliability of loudness judg mentsat high frequencies, another method-hearing thresholds by Bekesy tracking-was employed. Each subject's threshold was measured with both loudspeakers and head phones.After compensation was made for the loudspeaker and room transfer functions, headphone frequency response was extrapolated from the results. This method led to high-frequency responses similar to those from loudness comparison. A loudness comparison experiment in which the subjects continuously wore a headphone was performed. However, the method of sound pressure loss measurement should be reconsidered. |
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Shaw, “Earcanal pressure generated by circumaural and supraaural earphones,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 39,471-479 (1966). 35) J. Schroeter and C. Poesselt, “The use of acoustical test fixtures for the measurement of hearing protector attenuation. Part II: Modeling the external ear, simulating bone conduction, and comparing test fixture and real-ear data,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 80,505-527 (1986). 29) S. Buus, M. Florentine, and C. R. Mason, “Tuning curves at high frequencies and their relation to the absolute threshold curve,” in Auditory Frequency Selectivity, B. C. J. Moore and R. D. Patterson, Eds.(Plenum Press, New York, 1986), pp.341-350. 4) H. Fastl and E. Schorer, “Critical bandwidth at low frequencies reconsidered,” in Auditory Frequency Selectivity, B. C. J. Moore and R. D. Patterson, Eds.(Plenum Press, New York, 1986), pp.311-322. |
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Hirahara, “Measuring frequency response of a headphone: Free field and diffuse field response with a loudness comparison method,” Tech. Rep. Hear. Acoust. Soc. Jpn. H-89-38 (1989)(in Japanese). – reference: 25) von J. Schröter, G. Spikofski, and G. Theile, “Messung des Diffusfeldubertragungsmasses von Kopfhörern am Kunstkopf,” Acustica 60,105-116 (1986). – reference: 33) W. Rudmose, “The case of missing 6 dB,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 71,650-659 (1982). – reference: 24) J. Zwislocki, B. Kruger, H. D. Miller, A. F. Niemoeller, E. A. Shaw, and G. Studebaker, “Earphones in audiometry,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 83, 1688-4689 (1988). – reference: 26) J. C. K. Chan and C. D. Geisler, “Estimation of eardrum acoustic pressure and of ear canal length from remote points in the canal,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 87, 1237-1247 (1990). – reference: 30) E. Zwicker and E. Terhardt, “Analytical expressions for critical-band rate and critical bandwidth as a function of frequency,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 68, 1523-1525 (1980). – reference: 10) von J. Schröter and H. Els, “On basic research towards an improved artificial head for measurement of hearing protectors,” Acustica 50,250-260. – reference: 21) H. Fastl and E. Zwicker, “A free-field equalizer for TDH 39 earphones,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 73,312-314 (1983). – reference: 35) J. Schroeter and C. Poesselt, “The use of acoustical test fixtures for the measurement of hearing protector attenuation. Part II: Modeling the external ear, simulating bone conduction, and comparing test fixture and real-ear data,” J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 80,505-527 (1986). – reference: 22) H. Miura, K. Muto, T. Takahashi, and H. Kado, “Calibration of headphones by the method of free fieldcomparison,” Tech. Rep. Electr. Acoust. Soc. Jpn. EA85-2 (1985)(in Japanese). – reference: 34) G. Spikofski, “The diffuse-field probe transfer function of studio-quality headphones,” EBU Rev. Tech. No.229, 1-16 (1988). – reference: 16) H. Fastl, W. Schmid, G. Theile, and E. Zwicker, “Schallpegel im Gehörgang für gleichlaute Schalle aus Kopfhörern oder Lautsprechern,” Proc. DAGA '85 (VDE-Verlag, Berlin, 1985), pp.475-478. – reference: 32) C. Milner, “Measurement of reverberation time in the variable reverberation time room,” ATR Tech. Rep. TR-A-0076 (1990). |
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