Haas effect

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Haas effect [häs i‚fekt]

(acoustics)

A phenomenon whereby sound produced by the second of two loudspeakers cannot be detected if it is delayed relative to sound from the other loudspeaker by a time interval between 1 and 30 milliseconds and has an intensity less that 10 decibels above that of the primary sound.

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