Submitted by Buddha on Wed, 04/01/2009 - 08:55 No fooling: Eye Color and Pure Tone Hearing Threshold It turns out and audiophile's eye color can factor in to his auditory abilities. Eye-movements intervening between two successive sounds disrupt comparisons of auditory location. Ethan should love that one. Perhaps comb filtering is so insidious, even moving your eyes can change the sound! Multisensory enhancement of localization under conditions of induced myopia. Maybe why things "sound better" at night in low light? Less cognitive dissonance? Multisensory-mediated auditory localization. If you want your speakers to vanish, maybe you shouldn't have anything on them. Loads and loads of cool things that we have yet to fully exlpore in Audio!
No fooling:
Eye Color and Pure Tone Hearing Threshold
It turns out and audiophile's eye color can factor in to his auditory abilities.
Eye-movements intervening between two successive sounds disrupt comparisons of auditory location.
Ethan should love that one. Perhaps comb filtering is so insidious, even moving your eyes can change the sound!
Multisensory enhancement of localization under conditions of induced myopia.
Maybe why things "sound better" at night in low light? Less cognitive dissonance?
Multisensory-mediated auditory localization.
If you want your speakers to vanish, maybe you shouldn't have anything on them.
Loads and loads of cool things that we have yet to fully exlpore in Audio!