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Not for the beginner Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Vintage Stereo Nut from California
The book is written for those who have already studied loud speaker design and have a good understanding of the principals. Many references are made which are not fully explained to the novice. Near the end a question and answer section makes this point very clear as students ask solutions to rather complicated problems, not simple basics. Great book if you wish to further your understanding, yet not one I recommend to start your journey into loud speaker design.
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Great beginners book Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Andrew from East coast florida
Excellent detail. Helps turn your design imagination to reality.
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Great book Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Michael from Port Orchard, Washington
J.L. Murphy takes lots of the mystery out of speaker design. His explanations are first rate; the book is well organized; and rarely does he leave me in the dark.
I have a number of books on building speakers, but if that's what you're up to this book should be in your library in my opinion. Don't be afraid of this book because Murphy is a physicist. This book is written for non-scientists, and he breaks the concepts down very nicely.
Highly recommended.
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Experience with Product
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Technical Knowledge
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5
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5
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