Technical Guide for Audio Technicians, Sound Engineers, and Musicians (Beginner to Intermediate)

Are you looking for a simple and practical way to learn Audio fundamentals but need help figuring out where to start? Do you want to make and repair your own audio cables? Do you want to learn how to test your audio cables and equipment? Our specialized guide is designed to help you understand essential technical basics, which include audio cables and connectors, basic audio theory (including impedance, balanced/unbalanced, line/mic levels, and attenuators), how to make and repair your cables, test your equipment (cables, speakers, microphones, power, etc.), and even troubleshoot and quickly evaluate common problems. All the information is detailed but simplified as well. The video clips (links shown in blue) will help bring it all together. Read the booklet and view the information in action on the video clips for a comprehensive "Interactive" learning experience. This booklet will assist aspiring audio technicians and sound engineers develop the technical knowledge and skills to succeed. Are you a musician? Most musicians need help understanding the technical elements or the fundamentals of the musical equipment and audio systems they work with. But now musicians have an option! Our specialized guide is designed to help you understand critical technical basics. We use practical information, video clips, and handouts to help simplify the information. We will cover the basics, including audio cables and connectors, basic audio theory (to include impedance, balanced/unbalanced, line/mic levels, and attenuators), how to repair and make your own cables, test your equipment (cables, speakers, microphones, power, etc.), and even troubleshoot and quickly evaluate common problems. Knowing and understanding this information "can" and "will" help save you time and money. After reading this booklet, you can make new cables or repair your existing cables, perform basic tests and measurements, and troubleshoot (and possibly repair) common problems such as cable, speaker, and microphone issues, scratchy gain controls, hum/noise, no power, mixer inputs and outputs, signal issues, and 70-Volt systems – that could save you time and money. This eBook is essential for aspiring audio technicians, sound engineers, or musicians. Get your copy now! 206 Pages! You should receive your download links immediately after your payment clears (within the hour). If for some reason you do not receive your download links, please contact us and we will take care of any issue ASAP! And remember, you don't need an account to pay with PayPal!