Electronics for Vinyl is the most comprehensive book ever produced on of the electronic circuitry needed to extract the best possible signal from grooves in vinyl. What is called the 'vinyl revival' is in full swing, and a clear and comprehensive account of the electronics you need is very timely. Vinyl reproduction presents some unique technical challenges; the signal levels from moving-magnet cartridges are low, and those from moving-coil cartridges lower still, so a good deal of high-quality low-noise amplification is required.
Electronics for Vinyl is the most comprehensive book ever produced on of the electronic circuitry needed to extract the best possible signal from grooves in vinyl. What is called the 'vinyl revival' is in full swing, and a clear and comprehensive account of the electronics you need is very timely. Vinyl reproduction presents some unique technical challenges; the signal levels from moving-magnet cartridges are low, and those from moving-coil cartridges lower still, so a good deal of high-quality low-noise amplification is required.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Douglas Self studied engineering at Cambridge University, then psychoacoustics at Sussex University. He has spent many years working at the top level of design in both the professional audio and hi-fi industries, and has taken out a number of patents in the field of audio technology. He currently acts as a consultant engineer in the field of audio design.
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Acknowledgements Other Titles Preface Chapter 1: The Basics Chapter 2: Passive Components Chapter 3: Opamps and Their Properties Chapter 4: Preamp Architecture Chapter 5: Moving-Magnet Inputs: Phono Amp Architecture Chapter 6: Signals from Vinyl: Levels and Limitations Chapter 7: RIAA Equalisation Chapter 8: Archival & Non-Standard Equalisation Chapter 9: Moving-Magnet Inputs: Noise and Distortion Chapter 10: Moving-Magnet Inputs: Discrete Circuitry Chapter 11: Moving-Coil Head Amplifiers Chapter 12: Subsonic Filtering Chapter 13: Ultrasonic and Scratch Filtering Chapter 14: Line Outputs Chapter 15: Level Indication Chapter 16: Power Supplies Chapter 17: Moving-Magnet Inputs: Practical Designs Appendix 1: Component Series E3-E96 Appendix 2: Phono Amplifier Articles in Linear Audio
