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Complete Journal: Volume 8 Issue 1
 
In References to References
 
Comments on: Recent Cone Speaker Development
 
Stereo Disk Problems
 
Transistor ac Amplifiers with High Input Impedance: A Survey
 
Progress Report of Panel 1 of the National Stereophonic Radio Committee
 
A Suggested Method for Measuring Tape Modulation Noise
 
A New Equalization Characteristic for Master Tape Recording
 
A Survey of Some New Tubes for Audio Output Applications
 
Synthetic Reverberator
 
Design and Development of an Engineering Report
 
Eliminating the Stereo Seat
 
Properties of Base Materials Used for the Manufacture of Magnetic Recording Tape
 
The Question of an Audio Engineering Degree
 
Acoustics of Sound Reproduction in the Home
 
Complete Journal: Volume 8 Issue 2
 
Intensity vs. Time Differences in Stereo
 
The Computer as a Musical Instrument
 
International Standardization of Stereo
 
Some Observations on the Use of a Single Stereo Microphone
 
The Design and Use of a Double Cardioid Stereophonic Microphone
 
The 120-ips Tape Duplicator for Four-Track Commercial Stereo Tapes
 
Recording Studio and Control Room Facilities of Advance Design
 
Equalized Stereo Preamplifier for Professional Use
 
Stereophonic Patterns
 
The Tape-Head Relationship in Multitrack Recording
 
Audio Isolation Networks
 
Manufacture and Use of Double Coated Tape for Continuous Cartridges
 
Perception of the Stereophonic Effect as a Function of Frequency
 
Why Stereo? The Philosophy of Multichannel Recording of Music
 
Broadening the Area of Stereophonic Perception
 
Stereo as an Integral System
 
Complete Journal: Volume 8 Issue 3
 
The Frequency Response of Magnetic Recorders for Audio
 
Stereo Disk Problems (Addendum)
 
Chemical Analysis of Magnetic Recording Tape
 
Photo-Sensitive Resistor in an Overload-Preventing Arrangement
 
Maximum Peak Velocity Capabilities of the Disk Record
 
A Full-Track, Stereophonic, Magnetic Record-Reproduce Head
 
Precise Measurement of Large Dynamic Response Characteristics of Audio Networks
 
The Use of 35-mm Sprocket-Type Magnetic Film in Recording Phonograph Masters
 
Some Characteristics of a Variable Transmission Network for Audio Signals
 
Acoustic Instrumentation for Measurements in the Minuteman Missile Silo
 
A Signal Biasing Output Transformerless Transistor Power Amplifier
 
The Effect of ac Bias Waveform on Harmonic Distortion in Magnetic Tape Recording
 
A Low-Distortion Volume Expander for Home Use
 
Complete Journal: Volume 8 Issue 4
 
Comments on -Learning, a Major Factor Influencing Preferences for High-Fidelity Reproducing Systems- and Author's Reply
 
Portable Facilities for International Conferences
 
Application of Limiter Amplifiers to Stereophonic Signals
 
Practical Aspects of High-Fidelity Disk Recording. Part 1
 
Synchronous Audio-Visual Display Techniques
 
High-Resolution Stereo Magnetic Head for Four-Track Application
 
The Multichannel Recording for Mastering Purposes
 
The Physical Conditions for Optimum Bass Reflex Cabinets
 
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