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Binaural Hearing

Binaural Hearing Abstract The terms "binaural hearing" and "stereophonic sound" have caught the imagination of all who are interested in sound and its electronic reproduction as well as those of us who are interested in hearing and deafness. Stereophonia has become the central theme of the dazzling high-fidelity fairs which have visited the nation's largest cities during the past few years. More recently, in the field of hearing impairment there has been a rapidly expanding interest in the functional differences between monaural and binaural hearing and in the relative advantages of the latter. The revival of clinical and experimental activities in this area has been stimulated in part by the recent development of new surgical techniques for the relief of deafness and by the practical miniaturization of the modern hearing aid. An increasing amount of research is also being carried on in the field of message communication. A brief search of the literature References 1. Hirsh, I. J.: Binaural Hearing Aids: A Review of Some Experiments , J. Speech & Hearing Disorders 15:114-123 ( (June) ) 1950. 2. Angell, J. R., and Fite, W.: The Monaural Localization of Sound , Psychol. Rev. 8:225-246; 449-458, 1901. 3. Koenig, W.: Subjective Effects in Binaural Hearing, Letter to the Editor , J. Acoust. Soc. America 22:61-62 ( (Jan.) ) 1950. 4. Cherry, E. C., and Sayers, B. McA.: Human 'Cross-Correlator'—A Technique for Measuring Certain Parameters of Speech Perception , J. Acoust. Soc. America 28:889-895 ( (Sept.) ) 1956. 5. Bocca, E.: Binaural Hearing: Another Approach , Laryngoscope 65:1164-1171 ( (Dec.) ) 1955. 6. Markle, D. M.: Binaural Versus Monaural Discrimination, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Speech and Hearing Association, Chicago, 1956. 7. Bergman, M.: Audiologic Aspects of Audiosurgery , A. M. A. Arch. otolaryng. 63:279-285 ( (March) ) 1956. 8. Martin, D. W.; Murphy, R. L., and Meyer, A.: Articulation Reduction by Combined Distortions of Speech Waves , J. Acoust. Soc. America 28:597-601 ( (July) ) 1956. 9. Moir, J.: Stereophonic Reproduction , Audio Engineering pp. 26-28; 69-72, (Oct.) 1952. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png A.M.A. Archives of Otolaryngology American Medical Association

Binaural Hearing

BERGMAN, MOE
A.M.A. Archives of Otolaryngology , Volume 66 (5) – Nov 1, 1957
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Abstract The terms "binaural hearing" and "stereophonic sound" have caught the imagination of all who are interested in sound and its electronic reproduction as well as those of us who are interested in hearing and deafness. Stereophonia has become the central theme of the dazzling high-fidelity fairs which have visited the nation's largest cities during the past few years. More recently, in the field of hearing impairment there has been a rapidly expanding interest in the functional differences between monaural and binaural hearing and in the relative advantages of the latter. The revival of clinical and experimental activities in this area has been stimulated in part by the recent development of new surgical techniques for the relief of deafness and by the practical miniaturization of the modern hearing aid. An increasing amount of research is also being carried on in the field of message communication. A brief search of the literature References 1. Hirsh, I. J.: Binaural Hearing Aids: A Review of Some Experiments , J. Speech & Hearing Disorders 15:114-123 ( (June) ) 1950. 2. Angell, J. R., and Fite, W.: The Monaural Localization of Sound , Psychol. Rev. 8:225-246; 449-458, 1901. 3. Koenig, W.: Subjective Effects in Binaural Hearing, Letter to the Editor , J. Acoust. Soc. America 22:61-62 ( (Jan.) ) 1950. 4. Cherry, E. C., and Sayers, B. McA.: Human 'Cross-Correlator'—A Technique for Measuring Certain Parameters of Speech Perception , J. Acoust. Soc. America 28:889-895 ( (Sept.) ) 1956. 5. Bocca, E.: Binaural Hearing: Another Approach , Laryngoscope 65:1164-1171 ( (Dec.) ) 1955. 6. Markle, D. M.: Binaural Versus Monaural Discrimination, paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Speech and Hearing Association, Chicago, 1956. 7. Bergman, M.: Audiologic Aspects of Audiosurgery , A. M. A. Arch. otolaryng. 63:279-285 ( (March) ) 1956. 8. Martin, D. W.; Murphy, R. L., and Meyer, A.: Articulation Reduction by Combined Distortions of Speech Waves , J. Acoust. Soc. America 28:597-601 ( (July) ) 1956. 9. Moir, J.: Stereophonic Reproduction , Audio Engineering pp. 26-28; 69-72, (Oct.) 1952.

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A.M.A. Archives of Otolaryngology – American Medical Association

Published: Nov 1, 1957

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