From the immortal pen of Ben Duncan comes the penultimate part of this epic reference work.

The final part of the saga.

Ben Duncan looks at this cassette recorder to see if it can cope with life in the studio.

for Rock 'n' Roll

Ben Duncan looks at the design philosophy behind a modern power amplifier. If you don't understand it just be seen reading it and it will improve your credibility.

Adam Asiz

Ben Duncan explains instability... and he should know!

A Driver-Stage Dissection

More from that maestro of the multimeter, Ben Duncan.

A speaker suitable for car, snowmobile or studio... Ben Duncan investigates.

Ben Duncan waxes lyrical in his own immortal style.

Ben Duncan brings us up to date with Adam's career.

Ben Duncan goes on at length...

A Comedy of Errors

Just when you though it was safe to read the back pages, Ben Duncan conjures up an additional episode which this time really does finish off this enthralling saga.

Power Amplifier

Compared to a critical appraisal by Ben Duncan, the Spanish Inquisition was about as daunting as an old lady asking the time.

Ben Duncan guides us through the mystic world of jack plugs and tells us why not to take them for granted.

How can you write a full length feature about the humble XLR connector? Ask Ben Duncan.

Ben Duncan dons his oil filled gumboots and stands on a pile of dry newspaper to give us an in depth report on this popular power amplifier.

How to understand those mixer type things that put all the noises through the PA. S'easy.

Ben Duncan explains this most useful gadget.

Ben Duncan goes through one of his phases...

What the knobs mean on the average desk, and which ones kill.

Electric Shocks

How us musicianly types can avoid them.

If there are two sides to an argument, you can bet that Ben Duncan will be on the other one. Can the graphic equaliser survive after this?

To fill a room. Well, it depends. To find out just what, use those fingers (on those pages).

Ben Duncan, the sultan of solder, subjects the concept of room equalisation to further scrutiny.

Become fluent in the parlance of those who would hire/sell you gigloudening equipment.