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The image accompanying this article will show two frequency plots, one showing the loudness growth of a tone at 125 Hz and the other at 1000 Hz. The plot at 125 Hz will have a higher loudness growth than the plot at 1000 Hz, as the tone at 1000 Hz has a lower threshold of loudness.

Which Frequency Has Greater Loudness Growth for a Normal Hearing listener with Thresholds of 0 dB HL at Audiometric Frequencies?

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Question: Using loudness contours ISO 226, 2003 which of the two frequencies has greater loudness growth for a normal hearing listener with thresholds of 0 dB HL at audiometric frequencies: 50 dB SPL tone at 125 Hz or a 40 dB SPL tone at 1000 Hz? Explain

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your answer. The 50 dB SPL tone at 125 Hz has greater loudness growth for a normal hearing listener with thresholds of 0 dB HL at audiometric frequencies. This is because the equal loudness contour (ISO 226, 2003) for 125 Hz is much steeper in slope than the contour for 1000 Hz, meaning that the small change in amplitude (10 dB) between the two tones results in a much greater change in loudness for the 125 Hz tone. For the 4000 Hz octave band, a 10 dB increase in amplitude results in only about a 4 dB increase in loudness.

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Published: Wednesday, December 14, 2022

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