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Evaluation of airborne sound insulation in terms of speech intelligibility
This report gives the results of new listening tests to evaluate various airborne sound insulation ratings in terms of the intelligibility of transmitted speech. These subjective evaluations of sound insulation ratings are a first experiment of several intended to validate existing sound insulation
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