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Design Considerations for Loudspeaker Preference Experiments

Authors: Jason, M. Raymond

AES Convention 91 · Paper 3175 · October 1991

Abstract

An overview is presented of some theoretical and practical problems in the experimental design of preference-based listening tests on loudspeakers. Measurement scales, statistical design techniques; and physical, procedural, and psychological variables are considered. Some consequences of present limitation in observation and theory are discussed. Specific improvements in design strategy are suggested.

Details

Published in
AES Convention 91
AES Convention
91
Paper number
3175
Publication date
October 6, 1991
Session subject
Listening Tests
Affiliation
National Public Radio, Washington, DC (See document for exact affiliation information.)
Type
Convention Paper