"Get Better Sound"

I've seen it very well reviewed a couple of times so I just ordered it, should be here later this week. It's actually about $50 shipped direct from the publisher, Quarter Note Press. Considering how much money we spend elsewhere on our systems that's not a major investment.

The standard $150 paperback version is good but the text is a little jittery on this version - I compared it to other similar publications and it appears built at a specific price point for run-of-the-mill audiophiles (by all means go for it if you are not discerning enough to notice fine details). Serious audiophiles, however, will definitely want the hardcover version (far superior) with gold bindings, a pure silk divider and embossed text!

Just kidding ;-)

i read the book. aisde from the technical details on speaker st up, i believe experienced hobbyists won't learn musch from this publication.

many of the suggestions can result from trial and error.

Thanks all. Much appreciated. The advertising is somewhat hyped, but it's hard to know what to make of it.

What's old is new... and what's new is old. Granted there's no silver bullet here, but the book makes you think about everything you could be doing... before buying a new piece of equipment to remedy a conceived issue.