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The
Master Handbook of Acoustics
by F. Alton Everest
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coverage of the science of acoustics and the art of acoustic techniques including room
resonances, reflection analysis, comb filters, and the design of audio/video rooms for
almost any purpose on acoustical concepts and terminology.
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Sound
Reinforcement Handbook
by Gary Davis, Ralph Jones (Contributor)
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If you
can only get one book on audio, this is it.Covers every part of practical analog audio
from sound, mics, preamps, mixers, loudspeakers, processors, cabling, test equip, midi,
synchronization. The only thing is no digital or computer info, that maybe in next editon.
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Sound
Check : The Basics of Sound and Sound Systems
by Tony Moscal
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Servicing
Audio and Hi-Fi Equipment
by Nick Beer
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engineers and technicians have come to regard this book as essential to their work. As a
bench-side companion and guide it has no equal. Its purpose is to ease and speed up the
processes of fault diagnosis, repair and testing of all classes of home audio equipment:
receivers, amplifiers, recorders and playback machines. The mechanics and electronics of
domestic audio are examined by Nick Beer in a down-to-earth and practical way,
concentrating on what goes wrong, how to track down problems, and how to solve them. A
symptom index and comprehensive manufacturer and supplier guide allow quick access to
specific advice and suggestions. The third edition is bang up to date with the latest
technology-DVD, CD Recordable,PC audio systems. There is also new material on PA
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Audio : Choosing, Maintaining, and Repairing Your Audio System
by Andrew R. Yoder
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What are
hi-fi TVs, HDTV, CDs, CD-ROMs, MiniDiscs, DCC tapes, etc., and how do they work? How do
you choose the right components for your budget and needs, and how do you install and
maintain them when you get them home? This true consumer's guide answers all your
questions and takes you from the basic principles of sound to the cardinal rules for
making sound buying decisions in today's market. |
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Audio
and Hi-Fi Handbook
by Ian R. Sinclair (Editor)
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The
Complete Guide to High-End Audio
by Robert Harley, Keith Jarrett
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Second Edition of The Complete Guide to High-End Audio has been completely revised,
updated, and expanded to include the latest developments in high-end audio and home
theater. New sections cover high-resolution digital audio on DVD, the new Super Audio
Compact Disc format, digital preamplifiers and power amplifiers, more system set-up
secrets, how to optimize a system for both music and home theater, and much more. Now
includes a 500+ term glossary. Expanded from 450 pages to 558 pages. More than 40,000
copies sold. Here's a sample of critical acclaim for The Complete Guide to High-End Audio:
" This is one valuable book, rich in information and insight. . . I believe it to be
the 'Bible' of high-end audio." Dennsi Krishnan, High-End Magazine "Brilliant!
This book takes Bob Harley's years of reviewing experience and makes them your own. It
will accelerate your learning curve and help you get better sound for less money."
John Atkinson, Stereophile " I highly recommend this book." Harry Sommerfield,
San Francisco Chronicle " This comprehensive, up-to-date coverage of audio
fundamentals replaces several reference works as the best single text on high-end
audio." Ed Dell, Audio Amateur "Its impressive breadth and depth make it a
valuable guide to audio's gold mine. . . . You'll learn valuable things from Harley's
book, not just a first reading, but as you come back to it over and over." Peter
Moncrieff, International Audio Review "I like this book. I give Harley credit for
tackling a potentially daunting subject with such intelligence and passion." John
Stiernberg, Sound and Video Contractor "Before you make a mistake, read Bob Harley's
book." Sam Tellig, Stereophile |
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