Background Information on the Assessment Sound Quality

Can one measure Sound Quality?

Nonlinear distortions result from the different membrane amplitudes between recording (microphone 1 µm) and reproduction (loudspeaker 10mm). That is physics. On top of this further nonlinear distortions are generated by the imperfect electro-acoustical transducer. The effect of those distortions is demonstrated, which compromise the sound quality. AudioChiemgau developed an elegant solution to eliminate these distortions.
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Doppler Compensation

Because of the movement of the loudspeaker membrane, the location of the generation of the sound pressure varies over time. The different distances between membrane and listener cause the Doppler-Effect, a phase modulation of the sound at the receiver. This generates non-harmonic distortion products, which compromise  significantly the reproduced sound. AudioChiemgau developed an Analogue Audio Processor, which completely eliminates the Doppler Effect.
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Nonlinearities – Impacts – Solutions

Nonlinearities: Impacts and Solutions.
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Precise Room-Mode-Free Measurement of the Frequency Response

Precise Measurement of the Sound Pressure Level Frequency Response
in presence of disturbing Room Modes / in Standard Laboratories.
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Comparison of Voltage Drive and Current Drive of a Woofer

Comparison of Voltage Drive and Current Drive of a Woofer – Effect on Sound Quality
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Physical Distortions

Physical Distortions created by the movement of the loudspeaker membrane
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Non-Linear Amplitude Modulation (NLAM) of Loudspeakers

Non-Linear Amplitude Modulation (NLAM) of Loudspeakers.
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Phase Modulation of Loudspeakers

Phase Modulation of Loudspeakers.
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