## aud_supraaural.jpg

The image is a black-and-white photograph divided into two sections labeled A and B.

**Section A:**
This section shows a pair of supra-aural earphones. The earphones are designed with large cups that cover the ears, providing a snug fit for sound isolation during testing or listening sessions. The earcups appear to be made of a matte material, possibly plastic or rubber, and they have a black color scheme. The headband is also black and appears to be padded for comfort. A coiled cable extends from one side of the earphones, suggesting that these are wired headphones.

**Section B:**
This section features an individual wearing the same supra-aural earphones as shown in Section A. The person has shoulder-length wavy hair and is smiling at the camera. They appear to be engaged in a testing or demonstration scenario for the earphones. The background of this image is plain, which helps focus attention on the subject.

**Caption:**
The caption below the images reads:
"FIGURE 6-4. A. A set of supra-aural earphones (TDH-39). B. Supra-aural earphones properly placed for testing."

This caption provides additional context by identifying the type of earphones shown in Section A and indicating that they are being used for a testing purpose, as seen in Section B.

The image is sourced from "Kramer & Brown 'Audiology: Science to Practice'."

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