The changes went well beyond the name, though. With the AES Journal in-play, Audio shifted its focus towards hi-fi and consumer audio. Audio Engineering had sort of split the difference between home-fi and pro audio.
I’ve selected what I felt were the most interesting and relevant bits from the first 24 issues of Audio Engineering and I will present them here as follows: a survey of covers; professional microphones of the 1940s; interesting pro audio equipment; schematics of worthy DIY audio projects; and Western Electric ads of the era.
BTW, pictured at the top of this page: CBS radio KNX broadcast control center; an Electrovoice INC microphone test chamber; and the dubbing/rebroadcast room of WENR Chicago. Deco-mania.
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