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Hi Guillaume, I think the metal components in active-noise cancelling headphones would probably destroy an MRI scanner.
Cheers Alan From: AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception [mailto:AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Guillaume Lemaitre Dear list, I would like to know if someone has ever tried to conduct a psychoacoustics experiment with active-noise cancelling headphones.
I am wondering whether existing devices would be good enough to cancel out a wideband background noise (such as a train interior noise) and playback stimuli with sufficient accuracy. I have been happy with insert earphones for experiments within an MRI scanner, but I wonder if less expensive consumer audio devices could do the job for environmental background noises. Many thanks ! Guillaume Lemaitre |