Dear all,
I'm new to this forum but have been involved with audio since the late 1960s (putting together audio systems for the family members) as a hobbyist and then moved into telecoms professionally in the 70's through to present times. Most I had learned in those early days is now forgotten, but the problem is I think it can still be recovered when required!!
Alongside the professional career I also "hobbied" in theatre sound, recording (and studios), and stage pa, which involved making my own speakers, amps and mixers when professional products either didn't meet the precise requirements or were too expensive. In those days Wireless World, Practical Electronics and another electronics mag (not Elektor) were my go to places for designs and guidelines.
Recently, I've started to look again into those designs, although it's not so cost effective to build your own these days.
I hope to both contribute and seek advice while I visit here. Thanks for having me on-board.
G
I'm new to this forum but have been involved with audio since the late 1960s (putting together audio systems for the family members) as a hobbyist and then moved into telecoms professionally in the 70's through to present times. Most I had learned in those early days is now forgotten, but the problem is I think it can still be recovered when required!!
Alongside the professional career I also "hobbied" in theatre sound, recording (and studios), and stage pa, which involved making my own speakers, amps and mixers when professional products either didn't meet the precise requirements or were too expensive. In those days Wireless World, Practical Electronics and another electronics mag (not Elektor) were my go to places for designs and guidelines.
Recently, I've started to look again into those designs, although it's not so cost effective to build your own these days.
I hope to both contribute and seek advice while I visit here. Thanks for having me on-board.
G
