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loudness control

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loudness control [′lau̇d·nəs kən‚trōl]
(engineering acoustics)
A combination volume and tone control that boosts bass frequencies when the control is set for low volume, to compensate automatically for the reduced response of the ear to low frequencies at low volume levels. Also known as compensated volume control.
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