Abstract
The two-microphone technique with a broadband excitation has been used for the measurement of various objects including straight conical waveguides and alto saxophones. A procedure has been developed whereby the noise excitation signal is pre-filtered by the inverse frequency response of the system under consideration. This approach helps reduce distortion and improves the SNR of the measurement. Results with and without pre-filtering are compared for different fingerings of an alto saxophone. The input impedance of a straight conical waveguide is compared with theory and discrepancies are analyzed. The input impedance of saxophones are evaluated with the transmission matrix approach and compared with measurements. A software environment for e fficient comparison and analysis of measurement data with theoretical calculations is presented. We also make a call for the sharing of raw measurement data among researchers to allow comparison of results obtained with different apparatus on similar objects to bett...
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