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Our engineering library is wall to wall full of articles, books, and papers all about speakers, electronics and acoustics, with titles ranging from Principles and Applications of Semiconductors and Circuits to Concert Halls and Opera Houses.  It is a bit strange to me since you can record everything I know about the techie side of this business into a one-page flyer with size 30 font.  The knowledge that has been accumulated on this topic--in this building alone--is mind-boggling to me.  For instance, what could possibly be in this Audio Cyclopedia that could make it thicker than a collegiate Webster's Dictionary?  Maybe I'll have to crack it open one day and see.

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Published Aug 05 2008, 08:32 AM by Amy Unger
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jtkinney said:

Is that anything like a uni-cyclopedia or a bi-cyclopedia?

August 5, 2008 1:16 PM
 

Amy Unger said:

I was thinking more along the lines that you're supposed to read it with one eye!

August 5, 2008 4:17 PM
 

colterphoto1 said:

I got a copy of Sound System Engineering and the formulae are mind-boggling. Try to ignore the math and just understand the principles.

August 5, 2008 4:30 PM
 

blsamuel said:

Ah formulae... and who says math isn't important.  Geeks rule baby.  The one's who can apply all these mind-boggling formulae really rule.  

August 5, 2008 4:49 PM

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About Amy Unger

I work in the marketing department at Klipsch Audio Technologies, Indianapolis, where I monitor the very active forum and manage the eBay store (among many other things!). I grew up in Carmel, IN, am an Indiana University Graduate (Bloomington), and a movie fanatic. I have one son, Steven Jeffrey, 4. No dogs, no cats, no fish.
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