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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 6.
Published in final edited form as: Ear Hear. 2020 May-Jun;41(3):476–490. doi: 10.1097/AUD.0000000000000771

TABLE 3.

A list of stimuli used in experiment 1

Stimulus No. Acoustic Ear Electric Ear Set A Set B Description
1 Full bandwidth — x x Normal hearing ear only
2 — Full bandwidth x x Electric ear only
3 Full bandwidth Full bandwidth x x Acoustic and electric
4 Low-pass filter: 250 Hz — x — Hearing loss simulation
5 Low-pass filter: 500 Hz — x — Hearing loss simulation
6 Low-pass filter: 1000 Hz — x — Hearing loss simulation
7 Low-pass filter: 250 Hz Full bandwidth x x Bimodal user simulation
8 Low-pass filter: 500 Hz Full bandwidth x x Bimodal user simulation
9 Low-pass filter: 1000 Hz Full bandwidth x x Bimodal user simulation
10 Low-pass filter: 250 Hz High-pass filter: 250 Hz — x Bimodal simulation without overlapping frequencies
11 Low-pass filter: 500 Hz High-pass filter: 500 Hz — x Bimodal simulation without overlapping frequencies
12 Low-pass filter: 1000 Hz High-pass filter: 1000 Hz — x Bimodal simulation without overlapping frequencies
13 6-channel noise vocoder with 6.5 mm shift — x x Low quality anchor stimulus which presumably sounds worse than all other stimuli