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PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Characteristics of the New 45-rpm Records; "Stylus," Mar, 6. Test Record List; Sept, 14. Additional, Nov, 55. PHONOGRAPH REPRODUCTION Cartridge Adaptation, William J. Kessler, June, 31. Construction of a Broadcast Station Record Turntable; Herbert G. Eidson, Jr., May, 24. Continuously Variable Equalizing Preamplifier; David C. Bomberger, Apr, 14. Importance of Groove Fit in Lateral Recordings; D. R. Andrews, July, 18. New Polyphase Reproducer System; Maximilian Weil, June, 13. Recording Characteristics (Audiana); C. G. McProud, Dec, 20. Simplified Preamplifier Design; Howard T. Sterling, Nov, 16. Versatile Phonograph Preamplifier; Paul W. St. Goerge and Benjamin B. Drisko, Mar, 14. PROBLEMS in Audio Engineering; Lewis S. Goodfriend: Introduction, Mar, 23. I, The Ear; May, 22. II, Effect of Sound on the Ear, June, 15. III, Articulation, July, 20. IV, Sound Waves, Aug, 19. V, Sound Generators, Sept, 18. VI, Musical Instruments and Human Speech, Oct, 23. PSYCHOACOUSTICS Aspects of Higher Quality Reproduction; C. J. LeBel, Jan, 9. Language of Audio, The; John D. Goodell, July, 25. RECORDING, DISC Crossover Filter for Disc Recording Heads; H. E. Roys, June, 18. Cutting Stylus Problem in Microgroove Recording; "Stylus," Apr, 26. Disc Recording for Broadcast Stations; W. J. Mahoney, Apr, 9. Importance of Groove Fit in Lateral Recordings; D. R. Andrews, July, 18. Improved Lacquer Disc Recording Head; H. E. Roys, Feb, 21. Lateral Feedback Disc Recorder (AES Section) ; G. R. Yenzer, Sept, 22. Recording Characteristics (Audiana) ; C. G. McProud, Dec, 20. RECORDING, MAGNETIC Head Alignment with Visible Magnetic Tracks; B. F. Murphey and H. K. Smith, Jan, 12. Low-Cost Precision Magnetic Recorder for Professional Use; Myron J. Stolaroff, Aug, 17. Magnetic Tape and Head Alignment Nomenclature; N. M. Haynes, June, 22. Magnetic Tape Erasure by Permanent Magnets ; Robert Herr, Aug, 14. Magnetic Tape or Wire Speed vs Recorded Wavelength (Chart); "Stylus," Feb, 34. Making Magnetic Recordings Visible (Photos) ; Apr. 23. Mass Production Tape Recording; Apr, 21. Measuring Procedures for Magnetic Recording; Apr, 19.

AUDIO ENGINEERING

DECEMBER, 1949
SCHOOL Sound System, Modern; Arthur W. Schneider, Sept, 11. TECHNIBRIEFS Cartridge Adaptation; William J. Kessler, June, 31. Low-Loss Tone Control; James J. Faran, Jr., June, 31. Low-Power Cathode-Coupled Amplifier; Raymond H. Bates, June, 30.
Measuring High Resistance Values; Llewellyn Bales Keim, Oct, 36. Tubeless Hi-Fi Tuner; Aug, 32. Tweeter Amplifier; David Hancock, Nov, 47. THEATRE, Auditory Component Control for the Legitimate ; John H. Beaumont, July, 15, TONE CONTROLS Flexible Dual System; Howard T. Sterling, Feb, 11.

DECEMBER, 1952

Phono Facts1952. Maximilian Weil. June, Recording, Magnetic 30. Azimuth Film Calibration, Michael Rettinger. Pickup Tracking Error, Edgar M. Villchur. Apr., 15. Mar., 17. Limitations of Magnetic Tape, William S. Record Improvement with H.F. Cut-Off FilLatham. Sept., 19. ters, Elliott W. Markow. Nov., 27. Some Pickup Design Considerations, P. C. Magnetic Tape in Southwest Monuments. T. A. H. Voigt, Oct., 64. B. Noble. Aug., 44. Two Preamplifiers for Magnetic Pickups, Tape Recorder Echo Effects, R. S. Houston. George Ellis Jones, Jr. Jan., 24. Oct., 52. Universal Amplifier for Magnetic Tape ReRadio Tuners corder, C. G. McProud. I, May, 17; II. Integrated Line of Hi-Fi Equipment. Frank June, 24; III, July, 22. H. Slaymaker. July, 26. Use Your Present Timer, Ulric J. Childs. Using Hearing Characteristics in Tape EditApr., 29. ing. Joel Tall. May, 15.
Sound Reproduction, Handbook of Edgar M. Villchur. I, June, 18; II, July, 15; III, Aug., 20; IV, Sept., 38; V, Oct., 36; VI. Nov., 40; VII, Dec., 20. Stereophonic Reproduction. James Moir, Oct., 26. Television The Two Types of Theatre Video. John W. Sims. Jan., 16. Transformers How Good is an Audio Transformer, N. H. Crowhurst. Mar., 20. Measuring up an Audio Transformer, N. H. Crowhurst. Nov. 24. The Violin. Albert Preisman. I, Sept., 24; II, Oct., 34; III, Nov., 36.
AUDIO ENGINEERING DECEMBER, 1952
Allied Radio Corp., New Home for. Oct., 31. Amplifiers Distortion in Voltage Amplifiers, W. B. Bernard. Feb., 28. Everyman's Amplifier, G. Leonard Werner & Henry Berlin. Oct., 40. Feedback from Output Transformer Primary, AUDIOLOGY. May, 14. Feedback from Output Transformer Secondary, AUDIOLOGY. July, 14. Hum Reduction in Amplifier Development, AUDIOLOGY. June, 14. Improvements on the Universal Tape Recorder Amplifier. G. G. McProud. Sept., 44. Moderately Priced Amplifier Introduces Loudness Control Selector, L. H. Bogen & Alfred M. Zuckerman. May, 31. Optimum Loading for Power Amplifiers, AUDIOLOGY. Aug., 12. Pass Band of a Transformer Coupled Amplifier, Joseph F. Sodaro. June, 24. Precision Phase Splitting, AUDIOLOGY. Nov., 12. R-C Coupled Amplifier Charts, AUDIOLOGY. Oct., 12. Simplified Push-Pull Theory. Julius Postal. I, May, 19; II, June, 21. Stability Testing of Feedback Amplifiers, AUDIOLOGY. Sept., 14. Three-Channel Tone-Control Amplifier, Joseph F. Dundovic. Apr., 28. White Powrtron Amplifier, Stanley White. Nov., 32. Zero-Impedance Output Stage, R. G. Anthes. Jan., 21. Amplifiers, PreHigh-Fidelity Phonograph Preamplifier Design, R. H. Brown. Apr., 19. Amplifier Design Circle Diagrams for R-C Coupled Amplifiers, Olan E. Kruse. Feb., 22. FeedbackDegenerative and Regenerative, Rudolph L. Kuehn. Apr. 23. New Approach to Negative Feedback Design, N. H. Crowhurst. May, 26. ASCO Unveils Flexible Sound Display Room. Feb., 36. Audio for Leisure Hours. July, 25. Audio in the Year 1693, Allen H. Fry. Mar., 25. AE Goes to London and Paris. June, 38. Audio Fair, The Audio FairLos Angeles. Jan. 38. Audio Fair and AES Convention Reach New Heights. Nov., 29. Audio Fair Review. Dec., 28. Awards Audio Engineering Awards. May, 24. Review of the Audio Engineering Awards, June, 28. Book Reviews Applications of the Electronic Valve, by Dammers, Haantjes, Otte, and Van Suchtelen. Feb., 14. Basic Electronic Test Instruments, by Turner. Oct., 16. Circuit Theory of Electron Devices, by Boine. Dec., 6. Electrical EngineeringTheory and Practice, by Erickson and Bryant. Feb., 69. Electrophysiological Technique, by Dickinson. June, 63. Fundamentals of Automatic Control Systems, by Farrington. Mar. 10. Fundamentals of Engineering Electronics, 2nd Ed., by Dow. Feb., 69. Photoelectric Tubes, by Sommer. Oct., 16. Radio Interference Suppression, by Stephens. Feb., 14. Radiotron Designers Handbook, 4th Ed., edited by Smith. Sept. 12. Sound Reproduction, 3rd Ed., by Briggs. June, 63. Thermionic Vacuum Tubes and Their Applications, by Aldous. Nov., 49. Broadcasting Auxiliary or Emergency Broadcast Control Room, Harold Reed. Mar., 26. Auxiliary Mixer for TV Studios, George A. Singer. Apr., 26. Binaural Radio Broadcasting, Harold T. Sherman. Jan., 14. Complete Remote Control of an Ampex 300, Richard F. Blinzler. Oct., 23. Simplified Program Switching Panel, Harold Reed. Feb., 25. Cabinets Tired Business Man's Radio Cabinet and Speaker, C, C. Fraser. Dec., 26. Vibration Reduction in Loudspeaker Enclosures, Gladden B. Houck. Dec., 24. Components Audio Transformer Design, N. H. Crowhurst. Feb., 26. Making the Best of an Audio Transformer, N. H. Crowhurst. Jan., 40. Output Transformer Design Considerations, AUDIOLOGY. Apr., 14. Construction Practice Bread-Pan Layout, L. B. Hedge. Aug., 24. Making a "Front End" Handsome, William H. Burke, Nov., 20. Controls, Tone Flexible Tone-Control Circuit, Basil T. Barber. Sept., 29. Selection of Tone-Control Parameters, Edgar M. Villchur. Mar., 22. Three-Channel Tone-Control Amplifier, Joseph F. Dundovic. Apr., 28. Three-Element Bass Control, Glen Southworth. Oct., 24. Controls, Volume Note on Volume Controls, Charles P. Bocgli. Apr., 40. Crossover Networks Basic Design of Constant Resistance Crossovers, N. H. Crowhurst. Oct. 21. Dictating MachineA Specialized Recording System. Richard M. Somers. I, Aug., 22; II, Sept., 24. Electronic Music Organ for One-Finger Artists, Richard H. Dorf. Sept., 19. Equipment Reports Bogen R701 AM-FM Tuner, Sept., 42. Collaro Changer, Apr., 42. Concertone 1501-S Tape Recorder, July. 30. Leak TL-12 Amplifier, June, 42. Lorenz Speakers, Sept., 64. Newcomb Classic 25 Amplifier, Feb., 38. Pilotone AA-901 Amplifier and AF-821A Tuner, Mar., 44. Pilotuner, AF-824. Aug., 32. Rauland Model 1826 with the Libretto. Oct., 35. Sargent-Rayment SR-68 Tuner. July, 32. Sonocraft FM Tuner. Jan., 56. TapeMaster HF-500 Recorder. Oct., 34. UTC W-20 "Williamson" Kit. May, 42. Feedback Feedback and Loudspeaker Damping, John A. Mulvey. Apr., 34. FeedbackDegenerative and Regenerative, Rudolph L. Kuehn. Apr., 23. Feedback from Output Transformer Primary, AUDIOLOGY. May, 14. Feedback from Output Transformer Secondary, AUDIOLOGY. July, 14. New Approach to Negative Feedback Design, N. H. Crowhurst. May, 26. Stability Testing of Feedback Amplifiers, AUDIOLOGY. Sept. 14. Handbook of Sound Reproduction, Edgar M. Villchur. Chap. 8, Jan., 30; Chap. 9, Feb., 30; Chap. 10, Pt. 1, Mar., 32; Pt. 2, Apr., 29; Chap. 11, Pt. 1, May., 34; Pt. 2, June, 30; Chap. 12. Pt. 1, July, 26; Pt. 2, Aug., 26; Pt. 3, Sept. 36; Chap. 13; Oct., 42; Chap. 14, Nov., 25; Chap. 15, Pt. 1, Dec., 34. Hearing Aids Design Considerations, AUDIOLOGY. Dec., 12. Sonotone Transistorized Hearing Aid, Harry A. Pearson. Aug., 19. Hum Reduction in Amplifier Development, AUDIOLOGY. June, 14, Loudspeakers 75th Anniversary of First Dynamic Speaker, Murlan S. Corrington. Feb. 12. Basic Design of Constant-Resistance Crossovers. N. H. Crowhurst. Oct., 21. Coupled Loudspeakers, Charles W. Harrison, Jr. May, 21. Feedback and Loudspeaker Damping, John A. Mulvey. Apr., 34. Great Loudspeaker Mystery, H. A. Hartley. Jan., 33. Horn Enclosure for Custom Installations, Arnold J. Gassan. Sept., 22. Make Your Own Woofer, Gurtiss R. Schafer. Nov., 19. Practical Aspects of the R-J Speaker Enclosure, William Joseph & Frank Robbins. Jan., 19. Theatre Sound in a Small Package, Thomas R. Hughes. I, Feb., 19; II, Mar., 30; III, Apr., 24. Vibration Reduction in Loudspeaker Enclosures, Gladden B. Houck. Dec., 24. Measurements New Volume Visualizer, Norman Prisament. Sept., 30. Twin-Triple Resistance Decader and Bridge, L. B. Keim. Sept., 34. Wide-Range R-C Oscillator, Lewis S. Goodfriend. Feb., 21. Musical Instruments The Piano, Albert Preisman. I, Oct., 26; II, Nov., 22. Organ for One-Finger Artists, Richard H. Dorf. Sept., 19.

Planning your home music installation; Irving Greene and James R. Radcliffe. I, Mar, 22; II, Apr, 22. Power Supply, hum, noise, Handbook of Sound Reproduction, Chap. 15, part 2; Edgar M. Villchur. Jan, 27. PREAMPLIFIERS New Golden Ear amplifier; Joseph Marshall. Feb, 22. Preamp with presence; C. G. McProud. Jan, 23. Notes on the "preamp with presence"; C. G. McProud. May, 52. Transistor phono preamp for magnetic pickups; Basil T. Barber. Oct, 38. RECORDING, MAGNETIC Problems involved in magnetic tape recording; Norman E. Gibbs. Mar, 19. Design of a professional tape recorder; William F. Boylan and William E. Goldstandt. Jan, 20. RECORDS Conductors and record buyers; Rudo S. Globus. Feb, 32. Record revolution and music, The; Rudo S. Globus. Mar, 29. Right ear for music, The; Rudo S. Globus. Apr, 25. Security sound system; Alan P. Chesney. July, 24. Selecting and improving FM receivers; Charles Erwin Cohn. Sept, 42. Simple high-quality phono amplifier, A; R. D. Middlebrook. Aug, 20. Simplexing a standard amplifier; R. S. Houston. Nov, 36. Simulated resonant circuits; Glen Southworth. Nov, 20. Some experiments with miniature power tubes; Geoffrey H. Grey. Apr, 19. Sound diffusion in rooms; M. Rettinger. Aug, 19. STEREOPHONIC REPRODUCTION Dual-channel control amplifier for ; Wayne B. Denny. May, 17. Stereophonic listener tests; James Cunningham and Robert Oakes Jordan. Aug, 56. Stereophonic nomenclature; N. M. Haynes. Jan, 19. Stereophonic reproduction; R. Vermeulen. Apr, 21. System assembly, Handbook of Sound Reproduction, Chap. 17; Edgar M. Villchur. May, 30. Techniques of microphone calibration; Alexis Badmaieff. Dec, 30. Theory and practice of Hi-Fi-Manship, The; Charles R. Sinclair. May, 20. Transformerless 25-watt amplifier for conventional loudspeakers; D. P. Dickie, Jr. and A. Macovski. June, 22. TRANSIENT RESPONSE Transient and frequency response in audio equipment; Charles P. Boegli. Feb, 19. of audio amplifiers; AUDIOLOGY. Mar, 10. TRANSISTORS Transistor phono preamp for magnetic pickups; Basil T. Barber. Oct, 38. Transistor remote amplifier, A; Paul Penfield, Jr. Sept, 26. Variable damping factor control; Charles A. Wilkins. Sept, 31. White sound testing; Richard C. Hitchcock. Oct, 41.

LAW How long is "permanent" employment? Albert W. Gray. Dec. 22. Necessary featurers for design patent; Albert W. Gray. Sept. 36. Patent law changes in the 1952 statute; Albert W. Gray. May 27. Validity of sound truck restrictions; Albert W. Gray. Aug. 17.
LOUDSPEAKERS Commercial acoustic suspension speaker; Edgar M. Villchur. July 18. CW-hornconstant width folded exponential horn; D. P. Carlton. Nov. 17. Design of Biflex loudspeakers; Alexis Badmaieff Nov. 24. Electrostatic loudspeaker; Lloyd J. Bobb and Edwin C. Gulick. Sept. 22. New amplifier-speaker system; Curtiss R. Schaefer. July 13. "Patrician" gets a home workout; Cullen H. Macpherson and Roy C. Carlson. Oct. 37. Selecting a loudspeaker; Charles T. Morrow. May 24.

DECEMBER, 1955

SYSTEMS Acoustic earsetnew approach to conference applications; D. D. Jones. Oct. 43. Building simplicity into the hi-fi system; Ross H. Snyder. Oct. 49. M. I. T. audio network; David L. Klepper. Jan. 16. Simple design for station-built console; C. M. Edmonds. Apr. 21. Sound system for multiuse auditorium; Thomas R. Hughes, Feb. 17.
Stereo sound system covers Hollywood Bowl; Oliver Berliner. Aug. 14. Technical aspects of the Briggs Concert; P. J. Walker. Nov. 30.
TRANSISTORS High-gain transistor amplifier; James J. Davidson. Oct. 66. Point contact transistor audio amplifiers; Richard F. Schwartz. July 22.
TUNERS "Good Music" tuner for fringe areas; Basil C. Barbee. Mar. 22. TunersAM, FM, and AM-FM: a 16-page section. C. p. McPround. Aug. 23. Unique relationships; Norman H. Crowhurst. Oct. 62. Universal mike input system; Audio Techniques, Feb. 27. Uses and abuses of the VU meter; Oliver Berliner. Nov. 34. Validity of sound truck restrictions; Albert W. Gray. Aug. 17.
AMPLIFIERS Conference amplifier for the hard-of-hearing business executive; Robert M. Mitchell. Nov. 46. Audio design chartamplifier or loudspeaker impedance. Nov. 22. Experiment III the Beta-Tron; Stan While. May 28. Interaction concept in feedback design; Norman H. Crowburst. Oct. 38; Nov. 32. Preamplifiers and amplifiersSound, Chap. 6; Edgar M. Villchur. Mar. 36. Amplifiers, powerSound, Chap. 8; Edgar M. Villchur. Apr. 49. stabilizing transistor amplifiers; Richard 11. Small. Dec. 47. AMPLIFIERS, PRECompensation Tor a m p l i t u d e responsive phono pickups; R. 11. Brown. Nov. 26. High-quality dual-channel amplifier; Charles W. Harrison. Jan. 13. Preamplifiers and amplifiersRound. Chap. 6; Edgar M. Villchur. Mar. 36. Transistor preamps; H. F. Starke. Apr. 31. AT HOME WITH AUDIO, Lewis C. Stone Mar. 20; May 24; June 24. ATTENUATORS Care of audio attenuators; Eugene F. Coriell. May 44. BRIGGS CONCERT1956; C. G. McProud. Nov. 54. BROADCASTING STUDIOS A sound effects console for UN studios; D. D. Jones. Sept. 26. Special audio console meets WSB-TV needs; Bert Enuls. Sept. 24. COMMERCIAL SUPPRESSOR, Time delay; Ronald L. Ives. Nov. 24. CROSSOVER NETWORKS A survey of crossover networks; Richard C. Hitchcock. Nov. 28. Interference effects with loudspeaker crossover networks; Charles I. Boegli. Nov. 15. DESIGN CHART Amplifier or loudspeaker impedance. Nov. 22. DISTORTION In tape recording; Herman Burstein and Henry Pollak. Oct. 30. ENCLOSURES A folded horn design; Richard A. Greiner. Dec. 40. A semicircular exponential h o r n ; Reuben M. Cares. Oct. 26. Baltics unbaffled; Edward J. Jordan. Aug. 15; Sept. 34. Concrete for loudspeaker enclosures; Phil J. Walusek. Dec. 25. Ported loudspeaker cabinets; James Moir. Oct. 23. Report on friction loading; C. G. McProud. June 38; July 26. Semi-solid corner enclosure; H. P. Foerster. Dec. 39.

ACOUSTICS A "Purist" Tackles Room Acoustics; J. W. Linsley. April p. 19. AMPLIFIERS A Direct Approach to Q-Point Stabilization; Frank W. Brands. April p. 44. A Houseful of Hi PI; Herbert M. Honig. March p. 42. A New Triode Amplifier; Robert M. Voss and Robert Ellis. July p. 22. All Silicon Tape Playback Preamps and Recording Circuit; John Abajian and Dwight V. Jones. Oct. p. 22. Class-D for Efficiency; Peter A. Stark. Part I, June p. 23; Part II, July p. 24; Part III, Aug. p. 23. Intermodulation DistortionPros, Cons, and Hows; Mannie Horowitz, Jan. p. 38. Low-Cost High-Performance Volume Compressor; S. S. Andrews, Dec. p. 19. Power; Mannie Horowitz, March p. 25. The El Cheapo 2-30; R. R. Moore, Nov. p. 19. CROSSOVERS Transient Performance of Loudspeaker Dividing Networks; Robert M. Mitchell. Jan. p. 24. CURVE PLOTTING A Note on Curve Plotting; Virginia Rettinger. Sept. p. 24. DISTORTION Bad Sound Prom Great Composers; Lewis A- Harlow. Feb. p. 21. Intermodulation DistortionPros, Cons, and Hows; Mannie Horowitz. Jan. p. 38. Reducing Distortion in Stereo Phonograph Systems; J. G. Woodward, Part I, Feb. p. 23; Part II, March p. 28. Transient Generators for Audio Testing; John L. Grauer, Sept. p. 22. EQUIPMENT PROFILES Acoustic Research ADC Loudspeaker, Brentwood 303A; Nov. p. 68. ADC Stereo Pickup, Point Four; March p. 52. Altec Lansing Stereo Amplifier Model 360A; April p. 40, Ampex Stereo Tape Recorder Model 2070; Sept. p. 46. Barker & Williamson Audio Oscillator Model 210; July p. 32. Barker & Williamson Distortion and A.C. Volt Meter Model 410; Sept. p. 46. Bell Solid-State Receiver Imperial 1000; May p. 46. Bogen Cipher Denon 8000 Tape Recorder; Jan. p. 46. Clark Stereo Headphones Model 100; Feb. p. 40. Concord Tape Recorder Model 884; March p. 50. DynacoB & O Stereo Ribbon Microphone Model 200; June p. 37. Dynaco Stereo Control Amplifier SCA-35; March p. 52. EICO IM-Harmonic Distortion Meter Model 902W; Feb. p. 40. Electro-Voice Microphone Model 644; Oct. p. 112. Electro-Voice Speaker System Model Six; April p. 42. Empire Stereo Pickup Model 880-P; April p. 63. Fisher 3-Way Speaker System Model XP-10; March p. 54. Furn-a-Kit Equipment Cabinet Kit 2600 Series; March p. 56. Goodmans Loudspeaker System Maximus 1; Nov. p. 66. Harman-Kardon 1000 Series Tuner and Amplifier F1000T, A1000T; June p. 37. Harman-Kardon Transistorized Stereo Receiver Model SR-900; Oct. p. 88. Heathkit Regulated Power Supply Model IP-20; Sept. p. 48. James B. Lansing "Olympus" Speaker System Model C-50; June p. 37. Magnecord Stereo Tape Recorder Model 1024-HF; Nov. p. 66. McIntosh FM-Stereo Tuner Model MR67; Feb. p. 38. OKI Stereo Tape Recorder Model 555; Oct. p. 90. PML Condenser Microphone Model EC-61; March p. 56. RCA Ribbon Microphone Model SK-46; July p. 34. H. H. Scott FM-Stereo Tuner-Amplifier Model 340-B; Jan. p. 45. H. H. Scott Solid-State FM-Stereo Tuner Model 312; July p. 32. Shure Stereo Cartridge V-15, May p. 48. Stanton Stereotable System, Model 800B Jan. p. 44. Thorens Automatic Turntable TD-224; May p. 48. Uher Portable Recorder Model 4000 Report-S; April p. 38. Weathers FANTASY Basic Questions and Answers; Christopher Faye. Feb. p. 36. Hi Fi and the British; Alan Watling. June p. 53. Hi Fi and the British: Privacy; Alan Watling. Sept, p. 38.

Concertone A.C./Battery-Powered Tape Recorder, Model 770. Sept. p. 48 Dynaco Solid-State Power Amplifier, Model Stereo 120, Apr. p. 50 Dynaco PAS-3X Stereo Preamplifier, Apr. p. 50 Dynaco PAT-4 Stereo Preamplifier, Dec. p. 60 EICO Multiplex Generator, Model 342. Jan. p. 35 Elac Stereo Cartridge, Model STS-322. Nov. p. 76 Electro-Voice Dynamic Microphones, Models 635A, 667A, and 636. Oct. p. 84 Fisher XP-55 Speaker System. July, p. 38 Heathkit "Magnecord" Tape Recorder, Model AD-16. July, p. 36 Heathkit Solid-State Receiver, Model AR-15. May, p. 76 IMC Boxer Fan. Feb. p. 58 Kenwood Stereo Receiver, Model TK-55. Nov. p. 50 Knight-Kit Integrated Amplifier and Stereo Tuner, Models KG-895 and KG-790, Feb. p. 56 Knight-Kit Triggered Scope, Model KG2100. Nov. p. 56 Leak "Mini-Sandwich" Loudspeaker System, June, p. 50 Marantz Stereo Amplifier, Model 15. Jan. p. 32; Addendum, Mar. p. 50 Miracord Automatic Turntable, Model PW-50H. Sept. p. 46 Norelco "Carry Corder," Model 150. June, p. 49 Ortofon Stereo Phono Cartridge. Model SL-15, Sept. p. 44 Pioneer Stereo Receiver, Model SX-1000 TA. June, p. 46 H. H. Scott Speaker System, Model S-11. Mar. p. 50 Sharpe Stereo Headphones, Model PRO660, July, p. 38 Sherwood FM Stereo/AM Receiver, Model S-7600-FET. Oct. p. 80 Shure Microphone Mixer, Model M68. June, p. 50 Shure Stereo Cartridge, Model V-15 II. Feb. p. 58 Superex Stereo Headphones, Model STPRO. May, p. 80 University Compact Speaker System, Model "Ultra-D." May, p. 80 Wharfedale Compact Speaker System, Model W-20. Mar. p. 52

AUDIO DECEMBER 1967

MICROPHONES Microphones for Sound Reinforcement Systems, Arthur C. Davis and Don Davis. Dec. p. 64 MUSIC PERSONALITIES Jazz in Greenwich Village, Larry Zide. Feb. p. 42 Robert Preston says: I was raised on Red Seal Records, Larry Zide. May, p. 38 Jimmy Rushing and Dickie Wells Reunite, Bertram Stanleigh. Oct. p. 76 Isaac Stern and his Music, Leonard Silke. June, p. 30 MUSIC & RECORDINGS Electronic Organ "Demo" Records, Edward T. Canby. Nov. p. 60 Jimmy Rushing and Dickie Wells Reunite, Bertram Stanleigh. Oct. p. 76 King of Instruments, Edward T. Canby. Dec. p. 70 The Mothers, Bertram Stanleigh. Nov. p. 66 Pop Meet Classic, Edward T. Canby. Oct. p. 64 Sounds of the South, Bertram Stanleigh, Dec. p. 76 RECORD PLAYERS/CARTRIDGES Program Your Listening for Up to Thirty Hours, C. G. McProud. Mar. p. 32 Record Player Compendium. Mar. p. 26 Skating ForceMountain or Molehill? R. S. Oakley, Jr. Mar. p. 40 Skating-Force Phenomenon, James H. Kogen. Pt. 1, Oct. p. 53; Pt. 2, Nov. p. 38 Tracking Capability of Phonograph Pickups, J. G. Woodward. Mar. p. 19 SOUND REINFORCEMENT Microphones for Sound Systems, Arthur C. Davis Pt. 1. Dec. p. 80 Sound Reinforcement in Martin L. Borish. Sept. p. SYSTEMS Decorating with Stereo Hi-Fi. July, p. 35 Installation Profile. Dec. p. 32 Youth's Pre-College Project. Jan. p. 28 TAPE RECORDING Reinforcement and Don Davis. Concert Halls, 30

Concrete Behemoth Speakers. James Ferguson. Mar. p. 21. Exotic Speakers, Al Fanning. July, p. 22. How to Choose Loudspeakers, Al Fanning.
Mar. p. 34. New Speaker System Concept, Bert Whyte. Dec. p. 10. Outdoor Loudspeakers. May, p. 26. Protect Your Loudspeakers with Relays, John R. Kissinger. May, p. 28. Speaker System Buying Guide. Mar. p. 42.
Buyer's Guide to Outdoor Hi-Fi-Batterypowered Tape Recorders. May, p. 23; Tape Cartridges and Cassettes, May, p.
25. Pros and Cons of Cassette Tape, Bert
Whyte. Sept. p. 10. Report on New Low-Speed Tape, Edward Tatnall Canby. Feb. p. 12. State-of-the-Art of Pre-Recorded Tapes, Bert Whyte. June, p. 50. Stereo Eight, Bert Whyte. Aug. p. 8. [Also, see "Professional Recording."] TEST EQUIPMENT Test Equipment Sampler. July, p. 34.
MICROPHONES Microphones for Sound Reinforcement Systems, Arthur C. Davis and Don Davis, Part II, Jan. p. 34; III, Feb. p. 26. MUSIC Benny Goodman rides again, Bertram Stanleigh Feb. p. 36. Boom in LP record reissues, S t u a r t Triff.
May, p. 45. Fall Harvest, Stuart T r i f f. Dec. p. 78. The Cat's Meow homage to Gerald Moore, Edward Tatnall Canby. Jan. p.
48. Dr. Bowes amateur hour, Edward Tatnall Canby. Mar. p. 24. A doctor in the movie house. Robert Sherman. Feb. p. 34. The Duke and associates, B e r t r a m Stan-
leigh. Mar. p. 74. Edison cylinder recordings on LP, Edward Tatnall Canby. Oct. p. 96. Fall Harvest, S t u a r t Triff. Dec. p. 78. How to be your own critic of the new synthesized music, Lewis A. Harlow. Apr. p. 24. Jazz, blues, and the siren song of lung cancer, Bertram Stanleigh. Jan. p. 54. Pearlie Mae's "Dolly," Stuart Triff. Mar. p.
76. Rossini vs. Rossini, Edward Tatnall Canby.
Apr. p. 28. The Recorded "Works,"

Edward Tatnall

Canby. Feb. p. 24. The Ultimate Charles Ives, Edward Tatnall Canby July, p. 47. The 2nd Coming of Erik Satie, Edward Tatnall Canby. Dec. p. 80. PROFESSIONAL RECORDING A r t of the Small Recording Studio, Joseph Giovanelli. Nov. p. 50. Audio Testing in Broadcast Stations, Fred L. Zellner. Nov. p. 54. P r a c t i c a l Aspects of Audio Noise Reduction, Ray M. Dolby, Part I, June, p. 19; II, July, p. 26. Professional Prognostications. Nov. p. 30. Russian Recording Methods, Bert Whyte. Oct. p. 12. Stereo Disc Culling, Albert B. Grundy. Jan. p. 22. The Professional Viewpoint, Bert Whyte.

Kenwood KR-6340 "2-4 Receiver. Dec., 58. Lafayette LR-4000 4-Channel SQ Receiver. June, 56. Magnavox 8898 Receiver. March, 74. Marantz 1120 Amplifier. May, 40. Microstatic Full-Range Loudspeaker. June, 60. Microstatic MS-1 Add-On Speaker. July, 56. Onkyo Model 20 Speaker System. Jan., 56. Onkyo TX-555 Stereo Receiver. Oct.; 54. Phase Linear 400 Amplifier. Feb., 56. Pioneer CSR 300 Speaker System. Feb., 64. Pioneer TX-9100 A M / F M Stereo Tuner. Aug., 46. RTR 280 DR Speaker System. Nov., 76. Realistic QTA-790 4-Channel AM/FM Receiver with Remote Control. July, 42. Rectilinear XIa Loudspeaker System. Aug., 49. Rogersound RSL 28 Loudspeaker System. June, 67. SAE Mk. XII Speaker System. May, 42. Sherwood S-7200 Stereo Receiver. May, 46. Shure M E Phono Cartridge. April, 61. Sony STR-7065 AM/FM Stereo Receiver. Nov., 70. Tandberg TR 1020 Receiver. Feb., 52. TEAC AS 100 Integrated A m p l i f i e r. Jan., 48. TEAC 450 Cassette Recorder. Dec., 76. TEAC 3340 Open-Reel Deck. March, 62. TEAC AT-100 FM Stereo Tuner. June, 64. Technics by Panasonic RS-740US Quadraphonic Tape Recorder. July, 54. Happy 25th Birthday, Transistor! Audrey Anders. June, 22. HEADPHONES AUDIO ETC: Binaural Sound from Headphones. Edward Tatnall Canby. March, 38. Quadraphonic Headphones (survey). June, 28. High Fidelity from Cassette Systems. M.B. Martin. Oct., 20. The Kennedy Center. Martha Sanders Gilmore. Nov., 86.

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LOUDSPEAKERS Bass Equalization in Loudspeakers. Dick Crawford. Nov., 34. Breakthrough in Speaker Testing. Richard C. Heyser. Nov., 20. Canby Looks at and Listens to Flat Loudspeakers. Edward Tatnall Canby. Jan., 22. In All Directions. John Crabbe. March, 32. The Loudspeaker as a Spherical Sound Source. Winslow N. Burhoe. March, 16. Loudspeaker Damping. Nelson Pass. March, 52. Omnidirectional Radiation. G. Sioles. March, 21. Quadraphony Needs Directional Loudspeakers. B e n j a m i n B. Bauer. March, 22. Summing It Up. George W. Tillett. March, 32. MICROPHONES Directory Addenda. Feb., 28. An Inexpensive Microphone. Roland H. Reiss. May, 55. A Microphone Primer. Jim Long. Part II. Jan., 34. Conclusion. Feb., 48. MicrophonesThe Vital Link in the Recording Chain. David Lane Josephson. Dec., 22.

Furniture Hi-Fi Furniture: A Cabinetmaker's Comparison, John Basinski, April, 44.
Parasound EQf210 Equalizer, Jan., 68. Phase Linear 9500 Compact Disc Player, June, 76. Phase Linear DRS 900 Amplifier, Sept., 61. Realistic Systems P-10-MM Preamp,
May, 51. Realistic 33-1080 Microphone, July, 94. Rovox B710 MKII Cassette Deck, March, 60. Revox B261 Tuner, Dec., 56. SAE E101 Equalizer, Dec., 76. Scott 438A Amplifier, Aug., 80. Sharp DX-3 Compact Digital Audio Disc Player, March, 44. Sherwood S-6010CP Tuner, April, 67. SIE Publishing "Critical Listening: An Audio Training Course." July, 88. Sony CDP-101 Compact Disc Player: Postscript, Jan., 64. Sony PCM-701 Digital Audio Processor, April, 60. Sony Esprit TA-E900 Preamplifier, June, 56. Sony Esprit TA-N900 Amplifier, June,
56. Sony CDP-701ES Compact Disc Player Sept., 50.
Interviews Jim Kogen, David Lander, Feb., 36. Amar Bose, David Lander, July, 74. Ray Manzarek, Paul Laurence. Dec., 40.
Loudspeakers The Audio Interview: Amar Bose, David Lander, July, 74. New Lows in Home-Built Subwoofers, Lorr Kramer and Greg Timbers, Aug., 58. Build a Center-Woofer Crossover, M. J. Salvati, Aug., 65. TDS Computing, Nov., 38. Gerald R. Stanley,
Measurements 11 Outdoor FM Antennas Analyzed, Leonard Feldman, Jan., 40. Phase Testing in Phono Cartridges, Kevin Byrne, March, 38. Battle of the Amps, Leonard Feldman, June, 56. Build a Poor Man's Wow & Flutter Meter, M. J. Salvati, June, 64. Mass Tape Test: 77 Cassettes Rated, Howard A. Roberson, Sept., 34. Computer-Aided Audio Calculations, Leonard Feldman, Nov., 32. TDS Computing, Gerald R. Stanley, Nov., 38. How We Hear Direction, Denis Vaughan, Dec., 50.
SOTA Sapphire Turntable, June, 80. Soundcraftsmen DC2214 Equalizer, Dec., 66. Soundcraftsmen AE2000 AnalyzerSpectrumanalyzer, June, 90. Spectal DMC-10 Preamplifier, Sept., 56.
Addenda Drive Your Walkman 'Round the Block, Richard Boryczewski (July 1983, 70), Jan., 9. Build a Center-Woofer Crossover, M. J. Salvati (Aug. 1983, 65). Jan., 9. Boston Acoustics MC-1vdH Phono Cartridge (Equipment Profile, Feb. 1984, 61), March, 6. Error Correction in the Compact Disc System, Dr. Toshi T. Doi (April 1984, 24), July, 8. Akai CD-D1 CD Player (Equipment Profile, June 1984, 76), July, 8. Cassette Test Update: 12 Formulations, Howard A. Roberson (Sept. 1984, 47), Nov., 15; Dec., 5. Book Reviews 'Scuse Me While I Kiss the Sky, Oct., 41. Handbook of Noise Control, Second Edition, Oct., 41. The Yardbirds, Oct., 41. Car Stereo 10th Annual Car Stereo Directory, May, 39. Sony Car CD Player: On the Road Ahead, Leonard Feldman, July, 26. Construction Performance-Check Your Amp and Preamp. M. J. Salvati, Part I, Feb., 42; Part II, March, 42. Digital Sound & Equipment The Audio Interview: Sheffield's Doug Sax and Lincoln Mayorga, David Lander, Jan., 62. Error Correction in the Compact Disc System, Dr. Toshi T. Doi, April, 24; Addenda, July, 8. Philips Oversampling System for Compact Disc Decoding, Wayne Schott, April, 32. What Makes a CD Player Professional?, Leonard Feldman, April, 36. Sony Car CD Player: On the Road Ahead. Leonard Feldman, July, 26. The Audio Interview: Jack Renner, David Lander, July, 30. Phase Filter for Digital, Richard J. Kaufman. July, 34; On the Testbench, Richard C. Heyser, July, 37. Directories Car Stereo Directory, May. Radios/Tape Players, 39; Amps/Equalizers/Crossovers, 45; Speakers, 53; Company Addresses, 64. Annual Equipment Directory, Oct. Introduction, 181; Digital Recorders Processors, 182; Compact Disc Players,

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Mitch Miller, Ted Fox, Part I, Nov., 40; Part II, Dec., 42. London Letter Pengelly Cylinder Player, Donald Aldous; HFNRR Awards Reinstated; May, 47. Loudspeakers Forum: Woofing It Up, Gregory R. Jones, April, 30. The Magic Speaker from Acoustic Research, Kenneth L. Kantor, July, 34. Tailor-Made Bass, Richard J. Kaufman, Aug., 56. Microphones Microphones: Start with the Basics, Robert F. Herrold, April, 46. Noise Reduction The DNR Noise Reducer: How It Works and How to Build It, Leonard Feldman and R. Aryana, Feb., 40. Build a High-Performance Noise Reducer John H. Roberts, Feb., 46.
Obituary Norman Eisenberg, Nov., 10. Phono Cartridges Controlling MC Cartridge Response, Mile Nestorovic and Glenn White, Jan., 71. Nestorovic's MCC Network: On the Testbench, B. V. Pisha, Jan., 72. Psychoacoustics Frequency Contouring for Image Enhancement, Richard J. Kaufman, Feb., 34; Addendum, April, 37. The Magic Speaker from Acoustic Research, Kenneth L. Kantor, July, 34. Tape & Tape Recorders The Whys and Hows of Cassette Equalization, Herman Burstein, June, 72. Cassette Quality: What Is the Industry Doing?, Mike Jones, June, 82. Testing A New CD Test. Standard, Leonard Feldman, Dec., 54.
Addenda Museum of Broadcasting: The Show Place, David Lander (Jan. 1986, 58), May, 8. The Audio Interview: Bob Thiele, Ted Fox (Feb. 1986, 36), May, 8. Kenwood KRC-999 Car Stereo (Equipment Profile, April 1986, 52), Oct., 29. Book Reviews The New Sound of Stereo, June, 53. San Francisco Nights, June, 53. Principles of Digital Audio, June, 54. Beatle! The Pete Best Story, June, 57. Bookcassettes (from Brilliance Corp.), June, 57. In One Lifetime: The Life of William Grant Still, June, 58. Car Stereo Detroit Steers a Collision Course on Car Stereo, David Lander, April, 46. Music on the Move: The Keys to Car Stereo, Ivan Berger and Hans Fantel, May, 52. 12th Annual Car Stereo Directory, May, 95. Cartridges A Clutch of Cartridges ("Auricle"), Anthony H. Cordesman, Feb., 86. Compact Disc Players One Listener's CD Player Survey ("Auricle"), Anthony H. Cordesman, Jan., 120. Change for the Better: Four Multi-Disc CD Players, Leonard Feldman, June, 62. Construction Projects Build a Slow-Start Circuit, Daniel Dufresne, Jan., 66. Build a Stereo/Balance Test Switch, Herman Burstein, July, 46. Build a Passive Image Enhancer. Richard J. Kaufman, Nov., 60. Build a Live End/Dead End Listening Room, Part I, William R. Hoffman. Dec., 62. Directories Car Stereo Directory, May. Amplifiers/Equalizers, 95; CD Players, 106; Radios/Tape Players, 107; Speakers, 115; Company Addresses, 136. Annual Equipment Directory, Oct. Introduction, 153; Digital Processors, 157; Compact Disc Players, 158; Amplifiers, 170; Preamplifiers, 186; Tuners, 201; Receivers, 204; Turntables, 210; Phono Cartridges, 219; Tonearms, 228; OpenReel Tape Decks, 233; Cassette Decks, 236; Blank Tape, 244; Microphones, 248; Headphones, 259; Equalizers, 264; Ambience & Surround-Sound Processors, 271; Signal Processors, 272; Crossovers,

HG, 500 Crolyn, 500 Crolyn HG, and 1100 Metal HG Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June, 74. Pioneer PD-9010X Compact Disc Player, Feb., 78. Pioneer PD-M6 ("Four Multi-Disc CD Players"), June, 62. Proton D940 Receiver, July, 86. RAKS High Dynamic, High Dynamic I, and High Dynamic II Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June, 74. Revox B225 ("Auricle: One Listeners CD Player Survey"), Jan., 120, Revox B286 Tuner/Preamplifier, Dec., 102. Robertson Sixty Ten Amplifier, Feb., 52. Scotch CX, XCI, XSII, and XSMIV Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June, 74. Sherwood CRD-180 Car Stereo, May, 72. Shure SM91 Microphone, June, 122.

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SME V Tonearm and Talisman Virtuoso DTi Cartridge, June, 88. Sony D-5 ("Auricle: One Listener's CD Player Survey"), Jan., 120. Sony CDX-A10 ("Four Multi-Disc CD Players"), June, 62. Sony HF, HF-S, UCX, UCX-S, and Metal-ES Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June, 74. SOTA Star Sapphire Turntable, June, 98. Soundstream TC 308 Car Stereo, Sept., 66. Talisman Alchemist IIIS ("Auricle: A Clutch of Cartridges"), Feb., 86. Talisman Virtuoso DTi Cartridge and SME V Tonearm, June, 88. Tandberg 3008A Preamplifier and 3009A Amplifier, June, 68. TDK D, AD, SA, SA-X, and HX-S Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June,
74. Technics EPC-205CMk4 Cartridge, Jan., 78. Technics EPC-305MCII Cartridge and SH305MC Transformer, Aug., 56. Technics SH-8066 Equalizer, Nov., 94. Terk 8403 FM Antenna, Jan., 89. Triad FX, EM-X, and MG-X Cassette Tapes ("Cassette Test Update"), June, 74. Uher CR 160 AV Portable Cassette Recorder, Jan., 104. Yamaha CD-2 ("Auricle: One Listener's CD Player Survey"), Jan., 120. Yamaha CD-3 ("Auricle: One Listener's CD Player Survey"), Jan., 120. Yamaha K-1020 Cassette Deck, March, 68. Yamaha YGE-600 Car-Stereo Equalizer ("Auricle"), May, 81. Zeta Standard Tonearm and Goldbug Clement II Cartridge, Dec., 90.
Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller, Ted Fox, Part I, Nov., 52; Part II, Dec., 54. Lirpa The Lirpa Turbo Steamtable, Prof. I. Lirpa and Ivan Berger, April, 42. Lirpa Distortek J-X33B Rack System ("Auricle"), April, 80. London Letter Masterful Remastering ("Jazz Classics in Stereo"), Donald Aldous, Nov., 9. Loudspeakers Confessions of a Loudspeaker Salesman Harold Weinberg and Robert Angus, March, 48. Measurements Femtowatts Take Over, Leonard Feldman, Nov., 80. Microphones Matching a Mike, Howard A. Roberson, Aug., 40. Music Performance & Recording Fitting Revivals: The Mosaic Reissues, Frank Driggs, June, 136. Zydeco Music: Hat as a Pepper, Ted Fox, Sept., 42. London Letter: Masterful Remastering ("Jazz Classics in Stereo"), Donald Aldous, Nov., 9.

Thiel CS7.2 Speaker ("Auricle"), Dec., 67. Tribute GroundGuard RF Ground-Loop Eliminator ("PlayBack"), Jan., 104. Unison Research Power 35 Amplifier and Feather One Preamplifier ("Auricle"), July, 62. VMPS Super Tower III Special Ribbon Edition Speaker ("Auricle"), Aug., 66. VPI Aries Turntable and AudioQuest PT-6 Tonearm ("Auricle"), May, 66. Velodyne HGS-12 Powered Subwoofer, June, 44. Vienna Acoustics Beethoven Mk. II, Mozart, and Maestro Speakers ("Auricle"), April, 76. Wharfedale Modus Monitor MFM-5 Speaker, June, 56. Yamaha DSP-A1 A/V Amplifier, July, 36. Yamaha DVD-S700 DVD Player, Sept., 58. Z-Systems RDP-1 Digital Preamplifier, April, 64 (Addendum, June, 9). Zefiro InBox Mike Preamp/ADC ("PlayBack"), Aug., 88. HEADPHONES Spectrum (headphone stereos for hospital patients), Ivan Berger, Oct., 22. HISTORY Front Row (interview with Steve Hoffman of DCC), Corey Greenberg, April, 24. Resurrection: The Restoration of the New York Philharmonic's Historic Broadcast Recordings, Susan Elliott, April, 46. The Audio Interview: Michael Kay of Lyric Hi-Fi, David Lander, June, 38. The Audio Interview: Andy Kotsatos of Boston Acoustics, David Lander, Aug., 28. HOME STUDIO Fast Fore-Word (digital technology and home recording), Michael Riggs, April, 4. Front Row (proliferation of project studios), Corey Greenberg, Aug., 20. Front Row (compression; FMR Audio Really Nice Compressor), Corey Greenberg, Sept., 28. Front Row (Event Electronics Gina sound card), Corey Greenberg, Dec., 20. Setting Up a Home Studio, Ken Kantor, Dec., 27. HOME THEATER & SURROUND THX Meets DVD, Edward J. Foster, Aug., 24.
Fast Fore-Word (compressed versus uncompressed digital), Michael Riggs, Oct., 8. Front Row (NetFlix online DVD rental service), Corey Greenberg, Oct., 28. INTERVIEWS John Fogerty, Daniel Levitin, Jan., 38. Bill Jasper of Dolby Labs, David Lander, Feb.,
30. Richard Fryer of Spectral Audio, David Lan-

RECORDING Front Row (AES Convention, fall 1997), Corey Greenberg, Jan., 28. Living with CD-R: A User's Guide to CD Recording, Robert Long, Feb., 24. Fast Fore-Word (copy protection), Michael Riggs, June, 4. Spectrum (the future of home recording), Ivan Berger, July, 17. Spectrum (collecting music royalties on digital recording media), Ivan Berger, July, 18. Front Row (proliferation of project studios), Corey Greenberg, Aug., 20. Front Row (compression; FMR Audio Really Nice Compressor), Corey Greenberg, Sept., 28. Front Row (Event Electronics Gina sound card), Corey Greenberg, Dec., 20. Setting Up a Home Studio, Ken Kessler, Dec., 27. REISSUED RECORDINGS Elvis: 24 Karat Hits! (interview with Steve Hoffman of Dunhill Compact Classics in "Front Row"), Corey Greenberg, April, 24. REMOTE CONTROL Fast Fore-Word (user-configurable remotes), Michael Riggs, Nov., 6. SHOWS & CONFERENCES Funkaustellung, Berlin consumer electronics show ("Fast Fore-Word"), Michael Riggs, Jan., 6. AES Convention, fall 1997 ("Front Row"), Corey Greenberg, Jan., 28. Consumer Electronics Show, Jan. 1998 ("Mondo Audio"), Ken Kessler, April, 20. Frankfurt High End '98 ("Mondo Audio"), Ken Kessler, Sept., 24. Hi-Fi Show at Heathrow Airport, London ("Mondo Audio"), Ken Kessler, Dec., 16.

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MP3: What Does It Really Sound Like?, Corey Greenberg, June, 30. Spectrum (computer speakers), Ivan Berger, Dec., 21. AC POWER & ELECTRICAL NOISE Dedicated Listening Room Power, Anthony H. Cordesman, Jan., 87. Spectrum (reducing wasted power), Ivan Berger, March, 15. Spectrum (Tributaries GroundGuard hum suppressor), Ivan Berger, March, 15. The Ultimate Cable Upgrade: An Obsessive's Guide, Ken Kessler, Dec., 30. ACOUSTICS Bass vs. Space: Room Acoustics and Good Sound, David J. Weinberg and Howard W. Ferstler, July/August, 28. AMPLIFIERS Spectrum (testing amplifiers), Ivan Berger, Feb., 18. The Audio Interview: Bob Carver of Sunfire, Ivan Berger, Feb., 40. Spectrum (Kenwood K-Stat output transistors), Ivan Berger, March, 15. Mondo Audio (classic component reissues), Ken Kessler, July/August, 23. CABLES & CONNECTORS Spectrum (Tributaries GroundGuard hum suppressor), Ivan Berger, March, 16. The Ultimate Cable Upgrade: An Obsessive's Guide, Ken Kessler, Dec., 30. CAR STEREO Spectrum (surround sound in cars), Ivan Berger, June, 21. COMPUTERS & AUDIO Convergence Gets Convincing: The Synergy of Home Theater and Home Computing, Ivan Berger, May, 39. CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Monster Bass: Do-It-Yourself Subwoofers, Tom Nousaine, Jan., 36.
Cartridges, 109; Headphones, 114; Cassette Decks, 118; Digital Player/Recorders, 120; Equalizers, 123; Surround Sound & Ambience Processors, 124; Signal Processors, 130; Crossovers, 132; Speaker Cables, 134; Loudspeakers, 146; Company Addresses, 260. EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES Fast Fore-Word (Parametric Acoustic Modeling speaker design), Michael Riggs, March, 6. Spectrum (blue lasers), Ivan Berger, April, 19. Deep Thoughts on Shallow Speakers, Ivan Berger, April, 37. Spectrum (IEEE-1394 bus), Ivan Berger, May, 19. Convergence Gets Convincing: The Synergy of Home Theater and Home Computing, Ivan Berger, May, 39. Spectrum (IEEE-1394 vs. USB 2.0), Ivan Berger, July/August, 21. Spectrum (songs by cellular), Ivan Berger, Sept., 29. Spectrum (new microphone designs), Ben P. Stein, Nov., 27. EQUIPMENT REVIEWS ADA Cinema Reference A/V Preamp, July/August, 45. Acurus DIA 150 Integrated Amplifier, Sept.,