Here’s how your ears compare to our new enhanced Perceptual Rub & Buzz. We’ve also included the traditional normalized Rub & Buzz measurements for each speaker. Do your ears agree with ePRB? Disagree? Tell us on LinkedIn!
Speaker 1
ePRB heard: Sounds Good.
This is a perfect speaker with no audible distortion.
Speaker 2
ePRB heard: Badly Distorted.
There is a conspicuous buzzing sound that makes this speaker sound louder.
Speaker 3
ePRB heard: Borderline Distortion or Some distortion
Both are correct as this speaker has a low level of distortion and your response is subjective. If you are an inexperienced listener, you may even have rated this as ‘not sure’ – if you can discern something just sounds a little ‘off’. Well done if you could detect the distortion on this speaker – many people can’t! Using this algorithm in real life, you would set the detection threshold at whatever phon level you want to correlate with desired audibility.
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Reference Speaker
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Speaker 2
Speaker 3
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