Between the Lines: Concepts in Sound System Design and Alignment

Great book. It is clear, useful, and insightful. It is not for people struggling to set up their first sound system. It is for people who want to put in the work make their sound better.I have a reasonably extensive background in mathematics and radio, so there isn't anything here that is theoretically surprising to me, and in fact I'm happy that it mostly skips a tiresome repetition of basic facts about sound and sines. That space is used instead to go beyond mechanism and focus on building a useful (and falsifiable!) intuition about the behavior of a sound system.Not as important, but I'm also gratified by the quality of the book itself and the editing. Well done all around.

Exceptional good book for those who get into sound design.I went out and followed the recommendation, purchased the McCarthy Sound Book as well.Great learning curve, great enhancements - since reading the book - my view, approach and know-how has shifted. Recommended!

Handy book for a a good view on how to design and tune sound systems. Well written and not full of useless info, just good handy facts

Michael has an easy to understand writing style that takes the complexities of advanced audio system usage, system design, tuning and alignment and puts them in a digestible package that just makes sense. Very impressed and would recommend this book to any and every professional engineer and system technician I know.

Michael Lawrence has done an amazing job getting across his thought processes as a system engineer. Makeing this book one of the very few fantastic texts on the subject of Sound system design and Alignment.