Patent
1977-05-17
1979-01-23
Olms, Douglas W.
179 1D, H04R 504
Patent
active
041362608
ABSTRACT:
In stereo sound reproduction circuitry for use with a stereo signal source and stereo headphones, the improvement of dip filter means disposed between the stereo signal source and the stereo headphones, the dip filter means having a dip in the transmission characteristic thereof, the dip being in substantially the same frequency position as a dip which occurs in the sound pressure frequency response characteristic at the ear canal entrance when a sound source is disposed in front of a listener.
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Baker Joseph J.
Ferguson Jr. Gerald J.
Olms Douglas W.
Trio Kabushiki Kaisha
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