What Book After "Speaker Buildind 201"

[Bruhthakuga]

Friends,

I have read and digested much of the info in "Speaker Building 201" and I have learned a lot. I need more. I have heard from some that a book with a title something like "Crossover Cook Book" is a recogmended next book. What do you think?

I have experimented with FRDCs Passive Crossover Designer 5/10 but I am not able to contour a response. I have changed values to differant componets and have had some success but it was a crap shoot, I didn't know what I was doing. But mostly I couldn't get a flat response. I want to know.

I am sure that many will have various books to recomend, I want to hear all of them.
Sincerely Bruh.

[Paul W]

For your next book I recommend, "The Loudspeaker Design Cookbook" by Vance Dickason. After that, "Testing Loudspeakers" by Joseph D'Appolito. Then read them both again :W .

Working with the software is a good idea because you can "test" what you've learned in the books...plus, you can use the books to understand why the software acts the way it does. Good synergy.