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Re: What engineering is

Posted by MAD MAN HARJU on January 3, 2005 at 14:16:04:
Hi John
I have a technical education and have been upgrading it the latest four years and am supposed to write my thesis so I can get my degree in electrical engineering AGAIN but at a higher level. And I realize that there is more to audio design than just numbers on a computer or from a piece of test equipment. So I might have big chance to get the grasp of audio related things in amplifier design.
â€œThe trick is to be open minded to what works in audio, but having the technical background to ultimately make sense of what you hear, and perhaps derive a test procedure, or a design approach that is more successful than the typical mid fi design approach.â€
I think you are right on the spot here.

Enjoy Creating / Mad Man Harju