The State of Hollow State Audio. in the Second Decade of the 21st Century
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- Nombre de pages377
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- ISBN978-1-907920-79-0
- EAN9781907920790
- Date de parution30/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
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Résumé
Vacuum-tube (or valve, depending upon which side of the pond you live on) technology spawned the Age of Electronics early in the 20th Century. Until the advent of solid-state electronics near mid-century, hollow-state devices were the only choice. But following the invention of the transistor (after their process fell to reasonable levels), within a couple of decades, the death of vacuum tubes was widely heralded.
Yet here we are some five decades later, and hollow-state equipment is enjoying something of a comeback, especially in the music and high-end audio industries. Many issues surround hollow-state audio: . Does it produce-as some claim-better sound? If so, is there science to back up these claims? . How do hollow-state circuits work? . How do you design hollow-state audio circuits? .
If hollow-state equipment fails, how do you go about troubleshooting and repairing it? . Can we recreate some of the classic hollow-state audio devices for modern listening rooms and recording studios? . How can we intelligently modify hollow-state amplifiers to our taste? These and other topics are covered in The State of Hollow-State Audio.
Yet here we are some five decades later, and hollow-state equipment is enjoying something of a comeback, especially in the music and high-end audio industries. Many issues surround hollow-state audio: . Does it produce-as some claim-better sound? If so, is there science to back up these claims? . How do hollow-state circuits work? . How do you design hollow-state audio circuits? .
If hollow-state equipment fails, how do you go about troubleshooting and repairing it? . Can we recreate some of the classic hollow-state audio devices for modern listening rooms and recording studios? . How can we intelligently modify hollow-state amplifiers to our taste? These and other topics are covered in The State of Hollow-State Audio.
Vacuum-tube (or valve, depending upon which side of the pond you live on) technology spawned the Age of Electronics early in the 20th Century. Until the advent of solid-state electronics near mid-century, hollow-state devices were the only choice. But following the invention of the transistor (after their process fell to reasonable levels), within a couple of decades, the death of vacuum tubes was widely heralded.
Yet here we are some five decades later, and hollow-state equipment is enjoying something of a comeback, especially in the music and high-end audio industries. Many issues surround hollow-state audio: . Does it produce-as some claim-better sound? If so, is there science to back up these claims? . How do hollow-state circuits work? . How do you design hollow-state audio circuits? .
If hollow-state equipment fails, how do you go about troubleshooting and repairing it? . Can we recreate some of the classic hollow-state audio devices for modern listening rooms and recording studios? . How can we intelligently modify hollow-state amplifiers to our taste? These and other topics are covered in The State of Hollow-State Audio.
Yet here we are some five decades later, and hollow-state equipment is enjoying something of a comeback, especially in the music and high-end audio industries. Many issues surround hollow-state audio: . Does it produce-as some claim-better sound? If so, is there science to back up these claims? . How do hollow-state circuits work? . How do you design hollow-state audio circuits? .
If hollow-state equipment fails, how do you go about troubleshooting and repairing it? . Can we recreate some of the classic hollow-state audio devices for modern listening rooms and recording studios? . How can we intelligently modify hollow-state amplifiers to our taste? These and other topics are covered in The State of Hollow-State Audio.