earfluff and eyecandy

I’ve spent some time this week reading an excellent textbook called “The Recording and Reproduction of Sound” written by Oliver Read.

Before there was magnetic tape, there were magnetic wire recordings using a 0.1 mm steel wire instead of plastic tape with a magnetic coating.

The finished results As can be seen, it was never my intention to make an entirely new binding, so it maintains the patina of an old book.

Final assembly begins with gluing the edge of a piece of Japanese paper to the original purple paper.

The first step was to prepare the spine reinforcement with gauze and bookbinding glue.

Step 1 of the dismantling was to cut off the back of the cover.

I have a bunch of hobbies, and I am particularly pleased when they intersect or overlap.

#109 in a series of articles about the technology behind Bang & Olufsen loudspeakers I’ve started working with a number of my colleagues on a series of videos for internal training at Bang & Olufsen.

#108 in a series of articles about the technology behind Bang & Olufsen loudspeakers I’ve started working with a number of my colleagues on a series of videos for internal training at Bang & Olufsen.

#107 in a series of articles about the technology behind Bang & Olufsen loudspeakers I’ve started working with a number of my colleagues on a series of videos for internal training at Bang & Olufsen.