[audiophile_sf]

I’m looking for some help researching home audio. Specifically, I’m trying to understand what kinds of resources (besides this forum) exist for answering audio-specific questions. When you have a problem, how do you solve it? What kinds of things do you ask? Where do you get the best information?

Dolby Labs is sponsoring this research by offering a $75 gift certificate to Amazon.com in return for a one-hour phone interview about home audio. If you’re interested, reply to my e-mail (audiophile_sf@yahoo.com) with a daytime contact number and a little about your area of expertise. We’re looking to talk to a range of people from beginners to experts.
 
Sorry for the intrusion into your community. I won’t post here again with this type of thing. We’d honestly like to learn how you think about audio and would appreciate any insight you can provide.

[TheChairGuy]

Hi and welcome to AC.

I think your post is okay to post here at Audio Central (I'm the Moderator of it, but by no means the last, or only word). 

I think I'll email you.  The gift certificate is nice, but I've always been curious as to what Dolby Labs, just 8 miles from me, is up to. So it's as much curiosity about you that I'd participate as you are curious about me/us 

Regards,

John / TCG

I’m looking for some help researching home audio. Specifically, I’m trying to understand what kinds of resources (besides this forum) exist for answering audio-specific questions. When you have a problem, how do you solve it? What kinds of things do you ask? Where do you get the best information?

Dolby Labs is sponsoring this research by offering a $75 gift certificate to Amazon.com in return for a one-hour phone interview about home audio. If you’re interested, reply to my e-mail (audiophile_sf@yahoo.com) with a daytime contact number and a little about your area of expertise. We’re looking to talk to a range of people from beginners to experts.
 
Sorry for the intrusion into your community. I won’t post here again with this type of thing. We’d honestly like to learn how you think about audio and would appreciate any insight you can provide.