November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
704 pages
33h 39m
English
From an audio standpoint the development of both radio and television receivers has been driven over recent years by the various improvements in audio reproduction which have become available from record players, audio cassette players, hi-fi amplifiers, loudspeakers, and compact disc (CD) players. Transmission standards and, consequently, receiver performance always lag behind such developments because of the massive investments in transmitters, masts and all the other aspects of establishing a reliable transmission system which is needed to support the millions of listeners and viewers who rely upon these services. However, there has been much effort put into improvements of the ...
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