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The

New

Sound

of

Stereo,

By Ivan

Berg-

er &

Hans

Fantel.

(New

American

Libra-

ry, Soft

cover.

265 pages. $12.95.)

Though

this book

is meant

to

serve

as

a

guide

to buying

and

using

the

latest

in hi-

fi equipment,

you

will not

find page

after

page of

information

about

current

makes

and

models.

This

would

limit

the

book's

usefulness,

since

the

models

would

be

quickly

obsolete.

Rather,

the

authors,

both of

whom

are

long -time

experts

in

the

hi

-fi /stereo

field,

wisely

concentrated

on

the

relatively

unchanging

principles

right

through

to

digital

audio

gear.

Following

a

brief

background

on

audio,

the

book

introduces

the

"system"

concept

and

how

to build

a component

system

suitable

to

one's

needs.

Actual

listening

to sound

-which

is the

reason

why one

buys

a

hi

-fi system

in the

first

place

-is

emphasized.

Much

of

the

book

also

focuses

on the

various

elements

that

make

up a

system:

speakers,

turntables,

tuners,

tape

decks,

etc.

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maxi-

mum

detail

coverage,

the

majority

of

these

topics

are

discussed

in

more than

one

chapter,

such

as "A

Sense

of

Power"

and

"A

Sense

of

Control"

under

ampli-

fiers,

and

the

turntable,

cartridge

and

tonearm

under

"Phonographs."

Right

up

to

date,

the

book

covers

compact

-disc

and

digital

technology,

sound-

enhance-

ment

devices,

and

portable

and

car

stereo

equipment.

Lots of

how

-it -works

information

is

given,

along

with pros

and

cons,

helpful

advice,

drawings

and

photos.

Technical

information,

consisting

mainly

of

curves

that

depict

power,

frequency

response,

sensitivity,

etc.,

is also

given.

An

Appendix,

titled "When

Things

Go

Wrong,"

provides

a

nice

touch.

It

gives sage

advice

on

keeping

a system

op-

erating

and

determining

when

ailing

gear

needs

a

repair shop.

New Sound

of

Stereo

is

highly

recom-

mended

for

anyone

interested

in under-

standing

the

underlying

workings

of

hi

-fi

components

and

what

additional

func-

tions

featured

in top

-of-

the -line,

costlier

models

actually

do.

Coupled

with the

text's

lucid

writing,

the

book

will

make

you a

more judicious

buyer.

Enercell

Battery

Guidebook

(Radio

Shack.

Soft

cover.

156

pages.

$1.99.)

If

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batteries

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book

reveals

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batteries.

It describes

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the entire

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almost

all of

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to

other

manufacturers

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Opening

chapters

deal

with definitions

of

the

various

types

of cells

available,

factors

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influence

battery

perfor-

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selecting

the

right cell

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battery

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a given

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recharging

cells,

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more

than

100 pages

is devoted

to technical

listings.

Contained

in each

listing

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a dimensioned

drawing

of

the

cell

or battery,

a

table

of technical

speci-

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and

in many

cases

one

or

more

graphed

characteristics

curves.

Provided

information

includes

cell

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type,

suggested

current

range,

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listing

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Maintenance

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Video

Cas-

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Recorders

by

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Hard

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understood

by even

readers

with

no background

in electronics,

lay the

groundwork

that

leads

up

to electronic

trouble-

shooting

procedures.

Included

here

are sections

on

routine

maintenance

of the

mechanical

portions

of

VCR trans-

ports,

as

well

as

information

on the

basic

VCR

signals

and

systems

and

the

most

common

problems

found

in both

VHS

and

Beta

VCRs.

Comprehensive

descriptions

of

the

VHS and

Beta systems

are

handled

in

separate

chapters.

Then comes

a

run-

down

on

the

various

test

instruments

needed

to

conduct

a troubleshooting

ses-

sion.

The

remainder

of

the book

is devot-

ed

to

repair

procedures

and

includes

in-

structions

on

tuning

and

aligning

cir-

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