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post #16 of 21
11/4/10 at 4:07pm

Hmm, do you have any books to recommend on this topic? My national exams are going to be over soon and i would have some free time. I would be interested in learning more about such things. Articles on the net would be appreciated also. Thanks.

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post #17 of 21
11/4/10 at 5:56pm

I don't know any books off the top of my head, but I can scrounge up a good website or two.  There's a lot of good stuff here.  Start at the articles under "Beginners' Luck" and then read whatever you find interesting.

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post #18 of 21
11/4/10 at 6:09pm
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Originally Posted by maverickronin View Post

The different DT770 models all sound different, and more impedance doesn't always mean better.  Mostly for the 770s, its about how much bass you want.

 

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Woah, them some funky bass curves. . . 

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post #19 of 21
11/4/10 at 8:11pm

Thanks, that site looks quite good. How about recommendations on books/sites about the software side - audio codecs, DSP, etc. I have several years of experience in programming, and the software side really interest me.

 

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Originally Posted by maverickronin View Post

I don't know any books off the top of my head, but I can scrounge up a good website or two.  There's a lot of good stuff here.  Start at the articles under "Beginners' Luck" and then read whatever you find interesting.

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post #20 of 21
11/5/10 at 5:28am

Check out dspguide.

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post #21 of 21
11/5/10 at 6:56am

Alright! Those 2 site will keep me occupied for quite awhile.

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