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The Franssen effect in a multisignal environment

A common effect of spatial hearing in enclosed spaces is the so-called Franssen effect [1]. In our research, several parameters of the Franssen effect occurrence were researched. First, the nature of the transient sound was examined. It was found that it is not necessary for the transient signal to be of same wave shape and amplitude level as the steady-state one. Second, measurements of the effect occurrence for more then one loudspeaker playing the transient and/or the steady-state signal simultaneously were made in order to find out how it affects the localization accuracy. Although the Franssen effect signals are sinusoid signals, the existence of the effect by adding two frequency components to the signal was measured.

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