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Audio + Speaker Design References

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From: System Administration
Date: Sun, 04 Oct 1992 07:35
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Hello--

A little background, I'm a student working on my BE degree and work
for the largest retailer of consumer electronics here in
San Diego.

I'm looking for some good books or other sources for speaker enclosures,
especially for car audio, and to a lesser extent, audio amplifiers for
home and mobile use.

I have looked around locally, and been to the largest technical bookstore 
here and havn't found a good reference outlining both proven designs on a 
how-to level and going into depth into design considerations for
your rolling your own.

I consider myself to be very knowledgible about such things, but having
a good reference starts me brainstorming my own designs, or
tweek in exsiting designs to make them work for me.

Is there a mailing list for this stuff?

Here's a question I havn't found an answer for yet--

Can a retangular tuned port be replaced with a tubular port of the same
volume and depth?  It didn't seem to matter to me, but a friend of mine
doing the same sort of stuff for a while wasn't sure either. 

Oh, anyone have a design for 4CX250b in audio?  ;-)


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