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The one book that really got me started in acoustics and speaker building, and was required reading before I could understand the Audio Engineering Society preprints, was :
Acoustics by Leo L. Beranek
This book is still the first one I grab when I am looking for detailed information on an acoustics related issue.
Other excellent texts are :
Introduction to Electroacoustics and Audio Amplifier Design by W. Marshall Leach
Testing Loudspeakers by Joseph D'Appolito
A book with less technical challenge, but still an excellent guide, is :
The Loudspeaker Design Cookbook by Vance Dickason
The first three books will give you a good engineering education on electroacoustics (acoustics, speaker design, microphone design, some elactronics, and room acoustics) using a lot of advanced math if you chose to dig into the equations and physics behind acoustic design. The last book will give you a "how to" type of background without the need to do a lot of math and physics, obviously the basic understanding will be less.
Hope that helps answer your question,
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Please recommend some books about electroacoustics
