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Effects of interaural decorrelation on psychophysical sensitivity to interaural level difference cues—Reflections on the “level-meter model” of Hartmann and Constan (2002)

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Psychophysical sensitivity to interaural level differences varies based on decorrelation effects.
Thresholds for ILD detection varied by less than 0.5 dB across tasks, indicating slight differences.
Research involved measuring thresholds for correlated and uncorrelated sound stimuli, including broadband noise.
Findings highlight potential impacts on sound localization, especially relevant for hearing device usage.

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Demonstrates varying ILD thresholds based on decorrelation in humans and chinchillas, suggesting implications for hearing devices.

Tollin et al. (2025) studied this question.

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