The Audiophile's Project Sourcebook: 80 High-Performance Audio Electronics Projects
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (693 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0071379290 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 361 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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It delivers as promised Ssound You definitely can tell that the author read the books by Self and specially Cordell, since many of the designs are direct applications of those books. That being said, the book delivers what it promises which is a good introduction to several audio projects and the ready-made circuits for the audio enthusiast. The major gripe I have with this and the other bo. The Audiophile's Project Sourcebook: 80 High-Performance Audio Electronics Projects by Randy G Slone Randy Slone has provided a book to live on for his readers to learn from his vast knowledg and experience base building amps and electronic projects for his work and hobby. I read and read this volume for knowledge and entertainment. This is not exclusive information, but here it is presented so the expermenter or hobbiest can follow along, build and experment. Excellent Learning Resource J. Oh Comprehensive coverage of audio system basic components and clear instructions on how to build them, including making your own circuit board (if you so desire). The preamble describing how the circuits work is also very educational and helps me with making informed decisions in selecting type of circuit, modifying the circuits or troubleshooting problems. My o
The author gives easily comprehensible explanations of the electronics at work, as well as a practical foundation needed for experimentation and modification of existing voltage emplifiers, balanced input driver/receiver circuits, graphic equalizers, and effects circuits.From New Literature Section: . The author gives easily comprehensible explanations of the electronics at work, as well as a practical foundation needed for experimentation and modification of existing voltage emplifiers, balanced input driver/receiver circuits, graphic equalizers, and effects circuits. . The clear, illustrated schematics and instructions provided in this book allow audio enthusiasts to build high-quali
It provides straightforward help in building and understanding top quality audio electronic projects that are based on solid science and produce fantastic sound!THE PROJECTS YOU WANT, FOR LESSBalanced input driver/receiver circuitsSignal conditioning techniquesVoltage amplifiersPreamps for home and stageTone controlsPassive and active filtersParametric filtersGraphic equalizersBi-amping and tri-amping filtersHeadphone amplifiersPower amplifiersSpeaker protection systemsClip detection circuitsPower suppliesDelay circuitsLevel indicatorsHomemade test equipment. THE AUDIOPHILE’S PROJECT SOURCEBOOKBuild audio projects that produce great sound for far less than they cost in the store, with audio hobbyists’ favorite writer Randy Slone. In The Audiophile’s Project Sourcebook, Slone gives you• Clear, illustrated schematics and instructions for high-quality, high-power electronic audio components that you can build at home• Carefully constructed designs for virtually all standard high-end audio projects, backed by an author who answers his email• 8 power-amp designs that suit virtually any need• Instructions for making your own inexpensive testing equipment• Comprehensible explanations of the electronics at work in the projects you want to construct
. As a process control engineer, his consulting clients have included DuPont, Champion International, and Ralston Purina. G. A former college instructor, Slone is the owner/operator of SEAL Electronics, and the current senior design engineer for ZUS Audio Inc. He spends much of his time working in his state-of-the-art home electronics laboratory. Randy Slone is an electronics engineer, a consultant, and author of five books, including High-Power Audio Amplifier Construction