Audio effect for speakerphone

Can anyone recommend an audio effect within Premiere to add to a wav clip of someone's voice in order to simulate the sound of a speakerphone?

I downloaded and installed Audacity.
However, right now there is a Soundbooth tutorial I found for a phone effect(not speakerphone) which I'd like to test out in Soundbooth.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zABCrVY8R18
On the Adobe site, the trial download is for CS5 which isn't out yet.
I downloaded a trial version of SB CS4 from www.softpedia.com/ but when doubleclicking on it Windows asks "what's the program I want to open it with?". The file name is ADBESBTHCS4_LS7.7z . I don't know if that's supposed to be an executable file or not. It mentions on www.softpedia.com/ that it is the TRIAL version.
I have the DVDs for Adobe Creative suite 4 but it starts out loading the whole suite. I just want to try SB CS4.
How do I get a trial version of Soundbooth CS4?

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