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Toole, 2025 - Google Patents

The Perception and Measurement of Reflections

Toole, 2025

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3405507896046922317
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Toole F
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Sound Reproduction: The Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Loudspeakers, Rooms and Headphones

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Investigations into our remarkable ability to localize sources of sound in acoustically hostile (ie reflective) environments have been recorded more than a century ago. In audio, the names “Haas effect” and the “law of the first wavefront” have been used to identify this …
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