HA. F.. Olson, "Microphones for Recording," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 25, no. 10/11, pp. 676-684, (1977 November.). doi:
HA. F.. Olson, "Microphones for Recording," J. Audio Eng. Soc., vol. 25 Issue 10/11 pp. 676-684, (1977 November.). doi:
Abstract: The sound pickup means during the first half-century of the record industry employed an acoustomechanical system. The microphone, vacuum tube amplifier, and disc cutter initiated electrical recording at the beginning of the second half-century. The historical development, the present status, and the possible future course of the sound pickup means, and in particular the microphone, as related to the record industry are presented.
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The sound pickup means during the first half-century of the record industry employed an acoustomechanical system. The microphone, vacuum tube amplifier, and disc cutter initiated electrical recording at the beginning of the second half-century. The historical development, the present status, and the possible future course of the sound pickup means, and in particular the microphone, as related to the record industry are presented.
Author:
Olson, Harry F.
Affiliation:
RCA Laboratories, Princeton, NJ JAES Volume 25 Issue 10/11 pp. 676-684; November 1977
Publication Date:
November 1, 1977Import into BibTeX
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