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Electricity and Electronics, by Newman, is a school-style textbook that you might want to read to buff up on electrical theory.
After that, the Amplifier Design Handbook by Douglas Self might help you understand amplifier theory and circuits, however becoming a good tech will involve more than a few books and websites :-)
Good luck!
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i only want to learn a bit more about the amps circuitry so that i might be able to repair one in the future as ive had two that had to be repaired.
The Amplifier Design Handbook will familiarize you enough with amplifier circuits that you should be able to test amplifiers to find the trouble spots, however, in doing so a knowledge of basic electronic principles is necessary.. I'd just pick up the Design Handbook, and if you have any troubles, get a good electricity theory handbook.
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Where can someone find such books as these? At a place like Barnes and Noble or something?
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