Noise cancelling headphones rely on the distance between microphone and
ear being a small fraction of the audio wavelength. At high
frequencies, that will be impossible to achieve, and, even if you put in
a compensating delay, the path to the ear is going to depend on the
direction of the source.
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David Woolley
Owner K2 06123.
On 09/12/2018 16:40, CUTTER DAVID wrote:
ncies. If your hearing takes you higher, the noise-cancelling has finished by
then. This is probably not the ability of the sensing mic but the circuitry
and/or room acoustics, echo, etc. I'm a little out of date on the subject but
that's probably the essence of it
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