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Sound Reinforcement Engineering
by Dr Wolfgang Ahnert and Frank Steffen Written by a master of audio and physics, inventor of the EASE modeling software, Dr Wolfgang Ahnert, this book offers state-of-the-art review of sound reinforcement problems and solutions. Available Soon! |
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Sound System Engineering
by Don Davis and Caroline Davis Another work from a master. A comprehensive text useful in the day-to-day work of designing sound systems. A necessary addition to the library of anyone involved in audio engineering. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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National Electrical Code 1999
from the National Fire Protection Association The definitive code reference for audio professionals on the subject of AC power code issues in the US. Know the code BEFORE you get inspected. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
McGraw-Hills National Electrical Code Handbook on Cd-Rom : Conforms to the 1999 NEC
compiled by Joseph F. McPartland, Brian J. McPartland The 1999 NEC on CD-ROM. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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Sound Reinforcement Handbook
by Gary Davis, Ralph Jones (Contributor) The definitive reference for any one interested in sound reinforcement. This is the now classic text, sometimes refered to as the "Yamaha Book". It's a must read. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
Guide to Sound Systems for Worship
by Jon F. Eiche An excellent reference for the beginning sound operator for any church or operator of a system in a house of worship. Great how to guide for beginners. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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Sound Check: The Basiscs of Sound and Sound Systems
Tony Moscal Sound Check is a simplified guide to what can be a tricky subject: getting good sound. Starting with an easy-to-understand explanation of the principles and physics of sound, Sound Check goes on to cover amplifiers, speaker hookup, matching speakers with amps, sound reinforcement, mixers, monitor systems, grounding, and more. Includes many diagrams, lots of illustrations, and a glossary of audio terms. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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Audio Systems Design and Installation
by Philip Giddings The ideal guide to audio systems. This practical hands-on tool is designed to help the audio professional find information quickly. Features many useful tables and checklists; illustrates the text with numerous photos and diagrams; improves and expedites system design; and provides tips and strategies for efficient audio system installation. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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The Art of Mixing
by David Gibson, Technical Edit by George Peterson, Published by Mix Books More focused on studio work, this is offered as a visual guide to mixing. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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"Is This Thing On?" : Sound Systems for Your Business, School, and Auditorium
by Gordon McComb "Is This Thing On?" explains sound systems in easy-to- understand terms, with drawings and illustrations showing you the exact procedures behind connections and troubleshooting diagnostics. With the help of this book, you will be able to avoid the problems that often arise in setting up sound systems for events and lectures that rely on this technology. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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Mackie Compact Mixers
by Rudy Trubit Mackie Compact Mixers is the definitive resource for practical advice on all small mixing boards. Featuring Mackie's classic MS1202 and CR-1604 boards as examples, this book is an excellent introduction for those using small mixers of any model or brand . Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
Live Sound for Musicians
by Rudy Trubit Live Sound For Musicians shows you how to keep your PA system working smoothly, from set up and soundcheck right through your performance. If you're the guy or gal in the band who runs the PA, this is the book you've been waiting for! Topics include sound system basics, parts of the system, setting up your PA, soundcheck and troubleshooting, mixing, effects and monitors, sample setups and more. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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Audio Made Easy : (Or How to Be a Sound Engineer Without Really Trying)
by Ira White Audio Made Easy is a book about professional audio written in terms that everyone can understand. Chapters included info on Mixers, microphones, amplifiers, speakers and how they all work together. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
Live Sound Reinforcement
by Scott Hunter Stark This comprehensive guide covers P.A. system operation and sound system design concerns commonly encountered in the "real world" and their related theoretical background. It contains in-depth discussions of all facets of the signal path plus numerous practical tips regarding system design and use in various applications. Includes detailed discussions of: microphones, speaker systems, equalizers, mixers, signal processors, crossovers, amplifiers, system wiring and interfaces, indoor and outdoor sound considerations & psychoacoustics. Click Here to Buy or Get Info |
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