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Humm,
I think it would be nice to get an Electricial Engineering Degree and then you would understand a lot of things about electronics better. For instance, a Mic Preamp doesn't convert Analog to Digital. That is done by a converter in a Computer or Hard drive recorder or CD recorder, etc.
Being a Sound Engineer takes some education on what does what. There are lots of Articles that do give some insight and there may actually be a Course you can buy or take from some Educational Institute. Anyone taken such a Course? I haven't but have learned a lot about electronics over the years. I did take a Course in T.V. Servicing years ago. I worked on everything you could imagine.
Last edited by Ray E. Strode; 02/22/12 07:23 PM.
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