Sound xR Image Experiment Data
Review the core measurement blocks and representative renderer gain records in the browser.
Dataset structure
The source workbook stores condition based measurement blocks in one sheet. The index below lists the principal ranges used in the analysis, followed by representative records supporting the main findings. The raw marker x is preserved and is not assumed to mean digital silence.
Baseline position and distance sweeps
Planar Width and 3D Height
Object Z and Precision
Projection and Distance Attenuation
Combined 3D Size
Layout permutations and local movement
Recent Size and attenuation comparisons
Speaker ID and boundary validation
Output gains across five Precision settings
Three loudspeakers, Object=(2, 2.89, 0), XY ON, Size=0
| Precision | Sp1 dB | Sp2 dB | Sp3 dB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | −8.85 | −1.95 | −6.36 |
| Slightly Low | −9.48 | −1.72 | −6.69 |
| Moderate | −10.14 | −1.52 | −7.04 |
| Slightly High | −10.82 | −1.33 | −7.41 |
| High | −11.52 | −1.17 | −7.80 |
Asymmetric Size samples in XY ON
Four loudspeakers in 3D, Object=(0, 2, 0), Moderate, DA=0
| Width / Height | Sp1 dB | Sp2 dB | Sp3 dB | Sp4 dB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 / 0 | −12.03 | −12.03 | −3.59 | −3.59 |
| 0 / 0.5 | −11.91 | −11.91 | −3.61 | −3.61 |
| 0.3 / 0.8 | −11.74 | −11.74 | −3.64 | −3.64 |
| 7 / 3 | −7.22 | −7.22 | −5.08 | −5.08 |
| 3 / 7 | −9.50 | −9.50 | −4.11 | −4.11 |
Paired Distance Attenuation comparison
Object=(5, 4), Moderate, XY ON
| DA | Sp1 dB | Sp2 dB | Sp3 dB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | −14.11 | −0.67 | −9.83 |
| −3 | −15.76 | −2.31 | −11.47 |
| −6 | −17.40 | −3.96 | −13.12 |
Speaker ID reassignment with one coordinate set
Object=(1, 3), Moderate, DA=0, XY ON
| Assignment | Sp1 dB | Sp2 dB | Sp3 dB | Sp4 dB | Sp5 dB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N | −20.03 | −16.04 | −5.82 | −8.85 | −2.41 |
| T | −20.04 | −15.38 | −8.89 | −6.99 | −1.98 |
Interpretation limits
These values are electrical output records used to evaluate candidate models. They do not directly validate listening quality, frequency response, phase, time response, or the product’s internal implementation.