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Complete Journal: Volume 5 Issue 1
 
Mechanical Crossover Characteristics in Dual Diaphragm Loudspeakers
 
Reverberation Chambers for Broadcasting and Recording Studios
 
The Corona Wind Loudspeaker
 
Tape Storage Problems
 
Coincident Sound for Home Movies Provided by Tape Recorders
 
The Audio-visual Requirements of the Overseas Missionary
 
A Survey of Factors Limiting the Performance of Magnetic Recording Systems
 
You Can Write Better Technical Reports
 
Complete Journal: Volume 5 Issue 2
 
Note on Reverberation Chambers
 
Evaluation of Tape Recorders
 
Limiting Factors in Gramophone Reproduction
 
Impedance-Matched or Optimum?
 
Innovations in Studio Design and Construction in the Capitol Tower Recording Studios
 
The Bias Characteristics of Tape Recorders
 
The Application of Velocity Microphones to Stereophonic Recording
 
An In-Line Two-Channel Magnetic Head of Universal Application
 
Practical Aspects of Hot Stylus
 
Tape Recorder Flutter: Causes and Effects
 
Solution to Some Problems in Making Master Tapes
 
Complete Journal: Volume 5 Issue 3
 
Amplitude Distortion as a Function of Frequency
 
Problems of Bass Reproduction in Loudspeakers
 
Concept of a New Magnetic Recording Medium
 
Basic Requirements for a Stereophonic System
 
The Consumer Looks at Standards
 
A Corner Loudspeaker with Coaxial Acoustical Line
 
Subjective Discrimination of Pitch and Amplitude Fluctuations in Recording Systems
 
Noise in Magnetic Recording Tapes
 
The Calibration of Disc Recordings by Light-Pattern Measurements
 
Complete Journal: Volume 5 Issue 4
 
Some Notes on Artificial Reverberation
 
The High-Fidelity User Looks at Pickup Design
 
The Consumer's Viewpoint on High Fidelity
 
Some Defects in Amplifier Performance Not Covered by Standard Specifications
 
The Design of a High-Fidelity Amplifier for Domestic Use
 
A Transistor Preamplifier Design for Magnetic Pickups
 
Problems and Considerations of Tape Duplicating Production
 
Artificial Reverberation
 
Learning, a Major Factor Influencing Preferences for High-Fidelity Systems
 
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