Dear Timothy,
in order to control at least a bit for this influence you could implement a short (test tone-loudness/comparison-based?) test in the
beginning of your survey, in this way getting a least a somewhat crude identification of the actual individual transfer functions …
mit besten Grüßen
Alexander Lindau
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Von: AUDITORY - Research in Auditory Perception <AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Im Auftrag von Timothy Foley
Gesendet: Montag, 22. Juni 2020 14:51
An: AUDITORY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [AUDITORY] Headphones For Online Experiments
Dear AUDITORY,
With the current online-only participant pool, my lab has been dealing with how to best categorize/code participants headphones. Currently, we have RA's coding headphones for specs such as (wireless or wired, open-closed, etc) which are
pretty easy to find online. However more technical specifications, such as the ubiquitous frequency response range, are difficult to find for some of the headphones. (e.g. no official freq range spec for Airpods).
So I am looking for any resources that might help make this coding easier. Whether it be databases, papers, etc that has specs for popular consumer-grade headphones.
Thanks,
Liam
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