How many people..

[ballstothewall 10+ year member]

How many people here own a copy of the Loudspeaker Design Cookbook?


CT

Yep, got mine at madisound.

 

[Expy2K 10+ year member]

I bought mine from a fellow CA.com member awhile ago..

Man I haven't posted here in months...

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[Louisiana_CRX 5,000+ posts]

I have it and lots of other car audio books....and magazines...

 

[phantom240 5,000+ posts]

I have the Anarchist cookbook... though i dont know if that makes any difference

 

[Expy2K 10+ year member]

I have the Anarchist cookbook... though i dont know if that makes any difference

That book is like 36 years old now..

I remember there being a twin, something like the Jolly Roger Cookbook?

Fudge that was sooo 1993 anyways...

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[TypeRBass 10+ year member]

ive thumbed through it before, tis a good read if you're into that kind of stuff.

 

[orphe 10+ year member]

I have the Anarchist cookbook... though i dont know if that makes any difference

I had the terrorist cookbook and the jolly rodger cookbook.

 

[Calikid 5,000+ posts]

i don't have it

 

[Heresy 10+ year member]

I have quite a few audio books:

Loudspeaker Design Cookbook by Vance Dickason

Elements of Acoustical Engineering by Harry F. Olson

Audio Engineering Handbook by K. Blair Benson

Audio in Media by Stanley Alten

The Acoustical Foundations of Music by Backus

The Audiophile's Project Sourcebook by Slone

Designing, Building, and Test Your Own Speaker System by Weems

Sound Recording Handbook by Waram

New Stereo Soundbook by Ron Streiche

Loudspeaker and Headphone Handbook edited by John Borwick

Fundamentals of Hearing by William A. Yost

Music, Physics and Engineering by Harry F. Olson

Music Engineering by Harry F. Olson

Handbook for Sound Engineers edited by Glen M. Ballou

Music, Acoustics & Architecture by Leo Beranek

There are a dozen or so books (mostly on theorietical acoustics) that are in storage that I don't want to unpack. I have picked most of them up at used book stores and ebay but just don't have the time to read most of them anymore. I figure after I graduate, there will be some more time for my audio hobby. I also wish that Thomas Danley would publish a bound book of his work and his career. In pure intelligence the man is up there with Olson, Baranek, Thiele, Small, Helmholtz, and Tyndall, but he never really promotes his inventions and products to their fullest.