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- Far-Field Placement of Mono Microphones
- Analysis of Decoupled-Cone Loudspeakers
- Impulse Testing and Peak Clipping
- Acoustical Impedance, and the Theory of Horns and of the Phonograph
- Ambience-Related Transmission Systems (ARTS)
- Instrument Isolation for Multiple Track Recording
- Communication System for a Performing Arts Center
- -Transistors Can Sound Better Than Tubes- and -Comments on 'Transistors Can Sound Better Than Tubes'-
- Comments on -The Use of Fibrous Materials in Loudspeaker Enclosures- and Author's Reply
- Teaching the Physics of Hi-Fidelity
- Am I Too Loud? (A Symposium on Rock Music and Noise-Induced Hearing Loss)
- Fast Room Acoustic Analyzer (FRA) Using Public Telephone Line and Computer
- A Dynamic Noise Reducer for Sum-Difference Multiplex Systems
- The RCA Quadulator
- A Method for Measuring Transient Intermodulation Distortion
- Slewing Distortion in Digital-to-Analog Conversion
- Public Address Systems
- Localization of Lateral Phantom Sources
- Moving Sound Image in the Theaters
- Erratum to: More About Electroacoustic Transducers and High Polymer Films
- More on Problems of the Sections
- Floating-Point Encoding for Transcription of High-Fidelity Audio Signals
- Tracing Distortion Correction
- A Low-Noise High-Output Capacitor Microphone System
- A Novel Approach to Linear Phase Loudspeakers Using Passive Crossover Networks
- Design Problems of High-Level Cone Loudspeakers
- A Microprocessor-Controlled Digital Waveform Generator
- The Application of Digital Techniques to the Measurement of Loudspeakers
- The Dynamic Vibration Absorber Principle, Applied to High-Quality Phonograph Pickup
- A New Set of Vented Loudspeaker Alignments
- An Almost Locked Oscillator for Electronic Music Synthesis
- A Patchable Electronic Music Percussion Synthesizer
- Criteria for Evaluating Surround-Sound Systems
- Law of the First Wave Front
- Erratum to: -A Method of Measuring Transient Intermodulation Distortion-
- Comments on -A Dynamic Noise Reducer for Sum-Difference Multiplex Systems- and More Comments -A Dynamic Noise Reducer for Sum-Difference Multiplex Systems'- and Author's Reply
- A Proposed AM Stereo Broadcasting System
- Carrier Crosstalk Considerations in the CD-4 System
- Suppression of Slew-Rate and Transient Intermodulation Distortions in Audio Power Amplifiers
- Improving the Stereo Headphone Sound Image
- The Design of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Acoustics Research Laboratory
- How to Fool the Ear and Make Bad Recordings
- The Aspects of Low-Inertia Tone-Arm Design
- Creating Source Elevation Illusions by Spectral Manipulation
- New Mobile Sound Reinforcement System for the Metropolitan Opera/New York Philharmonic Orchestra Park Concerts
- The Function and Design of Horns for Loudspeakers (Reprint)
- A Multiplexed Remote-Control System
- A Polyphonic Music Synthesizer Utilizing Master Programmed Electronic Synthesis Modules for Each Key
- Before the Phonograph (Foreword)
- Introduction: A Wonderful Invention but not a Breakthrough
- Edison and his Contributions to the Record Industry
- Emile Berliner, Eldridge Johnson, and the Victor Talking Machine Company
- Introduction: The Technology of the Record Industry-Perfection Without Notice
- Microphones for Recording
- Loudspeakers
- Studios and Studio Equipment
- Magnetic Recording for Original Recordings
- Record Manufacturing: Making the Sound for Everyone
- Record Materials, Part 1: Chemical Technology in the Edison Recording Industry
- Record Materials, Part 2: Evolution of the Disc Talking Machine
- Record Materials, Part 3: Vinyl Compound for the Phonographic Industry
- The High-Fidelity Phonograph Transducer
- Record Changers, Turntables, and Tone Arms-A Brief Technical History
- Electronic Home Music Reproducing Equipment
- Home Music Reproducing Equipment-Performance and Styling
- Introduction: Great Music for All and for All Occasions-
- The Graphic Arts and the Record Industry
- The Record Industry in the United States
- The Record Industry in Europe
- The Record Industry in Latin America
- Far East-Problems and Growth Potential
- The Recording Industry in Japan
- Mechanical Sound Recording in Czechoslovakia
- Corroboree and Other Music
- Introduction: Before the Fine Groove and Stereo Record and Other Innovations
- The LP and the Single
- The Coming of Stereo
- Magnetic Tape Recording-Reels, Cassettes, or Cartridges?
- The Jukebox, the Radio, and the Record
- Quadraphony-A Review
- Electronic Music
- Introduction: The Art of Becoming a Creative Member of the Record Industry Has Become a Science
- The Audio Engineer-Circa 1977: What Does He (or She) Do?
- Recording, Art of the Century?
- The Musician and the Record
- The Great Artists
- Records of the Future
- 100 Years of Phonography
- Journal Authors, Volume 25, Number 10/11
- Measuring the Constants of Ear Simulators
- The Singapore National Stadium Sound System
- Eddy Currents in Composite Laminations
- Application Considerations for IC Data Converters Useful in Audio Signal Processing
- Tracking Measurement Techniques for Compressors, Expanders, Limiters, ...
- A Uniform Track-Positioning and Dimensioning System for Magnetic Recording
- A Catalog of Frequency and Transient Responses






