Further Reading
- The Mix β Independent Engineers Forum β September 1978
- Prendergast, Mark The Ambient Century: From Mahler To Moby β The Evolution Of Sound In The Electronic Age Bloomsbury Publishing (2003)
- McDermott, John w/ Eddie Kramer Hendrix Warner Books (1992)
- Black, Johnny Jimi Hendrix: The Ultimate Experience Thunder's Mouth Press (1999)
- Walley, David No Commercial Potential: The Saga Of Frank Zappa Da Capo Press (1972)
- James, Billy Necessity Isβ¦: The Early Years Of Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention SAF Publishing Ltd. (2000)
- Stone, Chris Audio Recording For Profit: The Sound Of Money Focal Press (2000)
- Jackson, Blair Grateful Dead Gear: The Band's Instruments, Sound Systems, And Recording Sessions From 1965 To 1995 Backbeat Books (2006)
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