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RE: Ranking the electronics magazines

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From: Silly Putty
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 18:06
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       I read Popular Communications like the bible but i couldn't

	tell you why. It's just an awesome magazine.

	I like Popular Electronics because the projects are SIMPLE to

	build and CHEAP.
 
	I like Radio Electronics/Electronics Now because it's just like

	Pop Elec. Sometimes they run the same articles as Pop Elec. and

	even pull some from QST from time to time.

	QST projects are usually too expensive and complicated for me. Although

	I don't miss the "headlight reminder" type projects.

	But if you want to know what's out there in the market for Amateur

	equipment, you can't beat their devoting 1/2 of every issue to 
	
	advertisements.

 My other favorite subs. are :

	Stereo Review: Very objective product reviews, A manufacturers
 	magazine (some say thats good, some bad). Good magazine to buy 
	if your interested in getting into high-end (expensive) audio gear.

	Audio: Only good for their annual product directory.

	Car Audio and Electronics: Wicked cool articles on pro 
	installations. Being a part-time installer, it gives mea good idea
	of what I'm shooting for. Excellent product reviews. 

	Brett A. Mellor                           mellob@rpi.edu
	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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