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Re: phantom sources



and Gunther Thiele's 1985 dissertation, called something like "on the localisation of phantom sources" ( I have it somewhere, but not with me right now)
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Fine work in Journal of the Acoustical Society of America by Wes Grantham

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On Jul 25, 2014, at 9:17 PM, "Philip Robinson" <philrob22@xxxxxxxxx<mailto:philrob22@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

Howdy y’all,

I’m doing some investigations preliminary to implementing a room acoustics auralization system and want to get some input from the community.

Is there any good literature on the perceptual difference between a phantom source (e.g. between a stereo pair) and a real source (e.g. center channel)?  I am interested in more than just simple localization: width, resolution of multiple phantoms, etc.? Is perception of a phantom source the same when panned between a triad or a pair of loudspeakers? My basic understanding is that phantom sources are wider or blurrier than real ones, has this been specifically tested?

Any opinions or references are welcome.

Have a great summer,

Philip W. Robinson
Environmental Design Analyst
Specialist Modelling Group

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