The author presents a program written for hand-held programmable calculators which employs readily available base data and computes the most relevant performance criteria for supplied equipment in a given acoustic space. The author also presents a technique wherein the affects of occupancy may be used to establish the minimum occupancy required to render a marginally performing sound system effective in an otherwise unsatisfactory setting.
Author:
Bouliane, Thomas G.
Affiliation:
Audio Contractors, Inc., Buffalo, NY
AES Convention:
70 (October 1981)
Paper Number:
1812
Publication Date:
October 1, 1981
Subject:
Sound Reinforcement and Room Acoustics
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