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发信人: ignorance (孤独一剑), 信区: Music
标 题: audio-FAQ
发信站: 紫 丁 香 (Fri May 15 09:04:04 1998), 转信
发信人: pico (皮扣), 信区: HiFi
标 题: audio-FAQ
发信站: BBS 水木清华站 (Thu Nov 6 07:01:57 1997)
Archive-name: AudioFAQ/part1
Last-modified: 1997/7/31
Version: 2.12
1.0 Contents:
Part 1 Intro
1.0 Contents
2.0 Organization
3.0 Purpose
4.0 Omissions
5.0 Credits
6.0 Errors and Corrections
7.0 Disclaimer
8.0 Copyright Notice
Part 2 Systems
9.0 High Fidelity Systems
Part 3 Sources
10.0 CD Players, CDs, Turntables, and LPs
Part 4 Amplifiers
11.0 Amplifiers
Part 5 Speakers
12.0 Speakers
Part 6 Rooms
13.0 Listening Rooms and Houses
Part 7 Recording
14.0 Recording
Part 8 Wire
15.0 Wire
Part 9 Retail
16.0 Retail
Part 10 Mail Order
17.0 Mail Order
Part 11 Networking
18.0 Net Protocol
Part 12 The Press
19.0 The Press
Part 13 Misc
20.0 Miscellaneous
2.0 Organization:
This FAQ is divided into a preamble and a list of subjects. Each
subject is described by a list of questions and answers. Some
questions have no answers yet. That's life.
This FAQ is split into 13 individual postings. This FAQ also references
a frequent posting of sources for audio via Mail Order. That list is
maintained by nau@SSESCO.com (William R. Nau). Contact Mr. Nau directly
for information or corrections to that posting. The list is also
available via FTP in the /pub/Rec.Audio directory of ssesco.com
as file Mailorder.txt
Lines beginning with "|" are new since the last version of the FAQ.
3.0 Purpose:
The purpose of this FAQ is to address frequently-asked questions as a
whole, so that rec.audio.* volume can be reduced. Towards this end, we
assembled a list of common questions, and some general answers to these
questions. Audio is part science and part art, so some of the answers
are objectively correct, while others try to open-mindedly present both
sides of a subject.
4.0 Omissions:
Many valuable things have been left out of the FAQ. In part this is
because there is just too much to say about audio. In part, this is
because the general reader doesn't need that much detail. Also, some
things were omitted because they are too controversial or inflammatory.
5.0 Credits:
This FAQ is the work of many people. Allow me to thank everyone who
helped now. Some of the contributors to this FAQ are listed below.
Others have made great contributions, and are no less appreciated.
andrew@research.att.com (Andrew Hume)
jj@research.att.com (jj)
Ken Kantor of NHT
neidorff@unixyztrode.com (Bob Neidorff)
Rick Oakley (no internet access)
DPierce@world.std.com (Richard d Pierce)
P.Smee@bristol.ac.uk (Paul Smee)
gabe@panix.com (Gabe M. Wiener)
6.0 Errors and Corrections:
If you have a correction to the FAQ, additional information, or a new
topic for the FAQ, please send e-mail to neidorff@unixyztrode.com describing
your thoughts in detail. Please include your e-mail address in your
submission, so that we can stay in touch. Every submission will be
considered for inclusion in the next release of the FAQ. This FAQ will
be reposted every month.
7.0 Disclaimer:
Everyone's human. Nothing is perfect. The people who wrote the
information here put varying amounts of research into their work.
To the best of my knowledge, no one made any contribution or comment
because of a vested interest.
Audio is a very lucrative and competitive industry, filled with honest
companies, aggressive marketing people, people who stretch the truth
very thin, excellent products, and lousy products. We tried hard to
screen the hype from valuable data. If we insulted, omitted, or
otherwise disturbed you, your company, your product, or something
you feel strongly about, please let me know.
The information here attempts to paraphrase a large portion of the
information exchanged in rec.audio newsgroup discussions. At times,
people will make recommendations or suggestions to others on some of
these newsgroups. Some of these statements are included here because
we have been asked to include statements of that sort. These
statements, and everything in this document are the opinions of various
people. Nothing here is intended as recommendation or suggestion.
Further, no matter how it is worded, nothing here should be taken as
fact. The authors take no responsibility for any use of this
information.
8.0 Copyright Notice:
The information contained here is collectively copyrighted by the
authors. The right to reproduce this is hereby given, provided it is
copied intact, with the text of sections 1 through 8, inclusive.
However, the authors explicitly prohibit selling this document, any
of its parts, or any document which contains parts of this document.
Note: My e-mail address in this FAQ is "Spam-Blocked". Remove "xyz" to use.
--
Bob Neidorff; Unitrode Corporation | Internet: neidorff@unixyztrode.com
7 Continental Blvd. | Voice : (US) 603-429-8541
Merrimack, NH 03054-0399 USA | FAX : (US) 603-429-8564
Note: Unitrode Corporation has openings for Analog and Mixed
Signal Design Engineers in Merrimack, New Hampshire. If
interested, please send resume in confidence to address above.
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