G. Randy Slone is an electrical engineer with nearly two decades of experience in data processing and industrial electronics. A private engineering consultant, his clients have included DuPont, Champion International, and Ralston Purina. Also a former college instructor, Slone spends much of his time working in his state-of-the-art home electronics laboratory.

• Preface. Acknowledgments. Chapter 1: Fundamentals of High-Power Audio Amplifiers. Chapter 2: Misinformation in Audio. Chapter 3: Basics of Audio Power Amplifiers. Chapter 4: Input Stage Configurations and Analyses. Chapter 5: Voltage Amplifier Stage: Configurations and Analysis. Chapter 6: Output Stages: Configurations, Classes, and Device Types. Chapter 7: Stability, Distortion, and Performance. Chapter 8: Amplifier and Loudspeaker Protection Methods. Chapter 9: Audio Amplifier Power Supplies and Construction. Chapter 10: Building the Optimum Audio Power Amplifier. Chapter 11: Audio Amplifier cookbook Designs and Discussions. Chapter 12: Construction Techniques and Considerations. Chapter 13: Power Amplifier Diagnostic Equipment and Testing Procedures. Appendices. Index.

G. Randy Slone is an electrical engineer with nearly two decades of experience in data processing and industrial electronics. A private engineering consultant, his clients have included DuPont, Champion International, and Ralston Purina. Also a former college instructor, Slone spends much of his time working in his state-of-the-art home electronics laboratory.

• Preface. Acknowledgments. Chapter 1: Fundamentals of High-Power Audio Amplifiers. Chapter 2: Misinformation in Audio. Chapter 3: Basics of Audio Power Amplifiers. Chapter 4: Input Stage Configurations and Analyses. Chapter 5: Voltage Amplifier Stage: Configurations and Analysis. Chapter 6: Output Stages: Configurations, Classes, and Device Types. Chapter 7: Stability, Distortion, and Performance. Chapter 8: Amplifier and Loudspeaker Protection Methods. Chapter 9: Audio Amplifier Power Supplies and Construction. Chapter 10: Building the Optimum Audio Power Amplifier. Chapter 11: Audio Amplifier cookbook Designs and Discussions. Chapter 12: Construction Techniques and Considerations. Chapter 13: Power Amplifier Diagnostic Equipment and Testing Procedures. Appendices. Index.

G. Randy Slone is an electrical engineer with nearly two decades of experience in data processing and industrial electronics. A private engineering consultant, his clients have included DuPont, Champion International, and Ralston Purina. Also a former college instructor, Slone spends much of his time working in his state-of-the-art home electronics laboratory.

• Preface. Acknowledgments. Chapter 1: Fundamentals of High-Power Audio Amplifiers. Chapter 2: Misinformation in Audio. Chapter 3: Basics of Audio Power Amplifiers. Chapter 4: Input Stage Configurations and Analyses. Chapter 5: Voltage Amplifier Stage: Configurations and Analysis. Chapter 6: Output Stages: Configurations, Classes, and Device Types. Chapter 7: Stability, Distortion, and Performance. Chapter 8: Amplifier and Loudspeaker Protection Methods. Chapter 9: Audio Amplifier Power Supplies and Construction. Chapter 10: Building the Optimum Audio Power Amplifier. Chapter 11: Audio Amplifier cookbook Designs and Discussions. Chapter 12: Construction Techniques and Considerations. Chapter 13: Power Amplifier Diagnostic Equipment and Testing Procedures. Appendices. Index.