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Found 6 comments on Sound System Engineering 4e, Fourth Edition:

u/damjamkato · 12 pointsr/livesound

When you've gotten through those, and have a handle on the material, I'd recommend Bob McCarthy's Sound System Design and Optimization, Davis' Sound System Engineering, and Ballou's Handbook for Sound Engineers.

u/norouterospf200 · 2 pointsr/audioengineering

> Things of an acoustic nature would be nice as well such as room construction, speaker/instrument/mic placement and so on.

sound system engineering (davis/patronis)

u/faderjockey · 2 pointsr/livesound

The holy trinity on my bookshelf:

The Black Book - Yamaha Sound Reinforcement Handbook

The Green Book - Bob McCarthy's Sound System Design and Optimization

The Yellow Book - Don Davis's Sound System Engineering

And the apocrypha:

The Blue Book - Everest's Master Handbook of Acoustics

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u/chasw98 · 1 pointr/audio

Listen to @mrdoom, a pro sound contractor is what you need. It is an old book but you might find it online. It was known as "The Big Yellow Book" written by Don & Carolyn Davis of Syn Aud Con many, many years ago. The title is "Sound System Engineering". https://www.amazon.com/Sound-System-Engineering-Don-Davis/dp/0240818466/ref=dp_ob_title_bk It details the math and physics needed to build a system that actually will work for the environment you been contracted to produce clean, intelligible sound in. Good luck, you might just learn something cool from it.