HeadphoneManiac
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Does anyone know if there were any experiments conducted to determine if Fletcher-Munson is a thing because of the way our ears perceive sound or the way our brains interprets it?
If it is an acoustic phenomenon, the eardrum must be moving less in the lower frequency range than in mid and high frequencies.
However, if it is a cognitive phenomenon, the eardrum must travel no less in the lower frequency range than in mid and high range, and the perceived difference in volume would be caused by the brain processing.
Were there any experiments to figure it out?
If it is an acoustic phenomenon, the eardrum must be moving less in the lower frequency range than in mid and high frequencies.
However, if it is a cognitive phenomenon, the eardrum must travel no less in the lower frequency range than in mid and high range, and the perceived difference in volume would be caused by the brain processing.
Were there any experiments to figure it out?