Introduction
All transducers have limitations, including our ears. There are many ways
to describe these limitations, both objectively through measurements, and
subjectively through personal listening evaluations. The goal, of course, is
to correlate what we measure with
what we hear, and so to better understand how the transducer works. This
in turn should help the designer to
make better performing and sounding
electroacoustic transducers faster than
by trial and error alone.
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