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Priti A. Shah MD,Valentina Robila MD, PhD s the context of acoustical practice changed rapidly due to developments in Koenig’s acoustical workshop. Acousticians, like practitioners in many fields, had long been gravitating towards automation and de-skilling.. In post- . acoustics, Koenig encouraged these trends through dozens of graphical instruments and the clock fork (CR no. 32).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-57726-5eer, however, he became one of the strongest critics of Helmholtz. In the controversies recounted below, he disputed Helmholtz’s theory and experimental findings related to the elusive, yet fundamental acoustical phenomena of combination tones and timbre.

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