diplacusis

diplacusis /dip·la·cu·sis/ (dip?lah-koo´sis) the perception of a single auditory stimulus as two separate sounds.

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binaural diplacusis  different perception by the two ears of a single auditory stimulus.

disharmonic diplacusis  binaural diplacusis in which a pure tone is heard differently in the two ears.

echo diplacusis  binaural diplacusis in which a sound of brief duration is heard at different times in the two ears.

monaural diplacusis  diplacusis in which a pure tone is heard in the same ear as a split tone of two frequencies.

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dip·la·cu·sis (dpl-kss)

n.

A difference in the perception of sound by the ears, either in time or in pitch, so that one sound is heard as two.