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A comparison of the effects of soundfield amplification on acoustical characteristics and word recognition performance in relocatable and permanent classrooms
There are three acoustical characteristics that should be addressed when developing a good classroom listening environment: signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), reverberation time (RT), and levels of background noise. Previous research has shown that soundfield (SF) amplification systems help to improve the
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