In this contribution we present subjective tests of loudspeaker virtualization, a technique enabling the application of specific target behaviors to the physical loudspeaker system. In this work, loudspeaker virtualization is applied to virtualize a closed box car audio subwoofer to replicate the performance of a larger vented enclosure. The tests are designed to determine if any reduction in sound quality is detected by a panel of listeners when a virtualized loudspeaker is used.
