A Guide to Stereo Sound |
Contents
why stereo? | 10 |
channels in multiples | 22 |
pickup playback | 33 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
air load air pressure amplifiers amplitude angle appear audial audio binaural reproduction binaural sound systems broadcasting cardioid cartridge cochlea coil components cone controls Courtesy curve diaphragm directional characteristics disc records distance distortion ears electrical Electronic electronic music employed enclosure equipment film front fundamental frequency Hi-Fi bugs high-frequency horn human hearing increase inputs instrument intensity differences intensity-difference listening room loudness loudspeaker enclosures loudspeakers low frequencies low-frequency magnetic ment methods micro microphones modulated monaural monophonic monophonic recording move movement multiplex orchestra output overtones phones phonic piezoelectric playback polar pattern position preamplifiers pressure variations produce pure tone quency radiation radio resonant response result separate sideband signal single sound reproduction sound source source of sound spaced microphones SPEAKER SYSTEM stereo stereo channels stereo effect stereo recording stereophonic recording stereophonic reproduction stereophonic sound stylus tape recording techniques theater tions tracks transmission transmitted tuner types usually vertical vibrating