Hi Bonnie,
 >  An FAQ is not intended to be a complete tutorial to audio systems
 > for
 > every concievable situation, it is simply Frequently Asked Questions
 > with answers good enough to confound the innocent and elicit "Huh?"
 > responses. Seriously, a concise quick answer in as common language
 > as
 > possible, perhaps with references on where else to look for more
 > information on the question in question.
I've only recently plugged into this echo as a complete audio novice - 95% of 
what gets tossed around goes straight over my head at the moment, but I am 
pleased to say that I was about to ask if the *WAS* a FAQ for AUDIO.
My only suggestion, therefore, is that you consider including a section for 
novices such as myself that might point us in the right direction to get 
information beyound (before?) the scope of the FAQ.
Perhaps a section (or sections) along the lines of: Primer Material (sites, 
www addresses, book, magazines whatever!) and/or Further Reading/Research.
Oh, perhaps a section akin to a 'dictionary or common terms' would also stop 
people like myself asking "What..?"  On day One I though a driver was the 
person behind the wheel...
Good luck, and I'll continue lurking for a while yet!
Regards,
Greg.
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