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In article writes:

seems to me that the market is pretty specific and there are only a
few ways of reaching that specific audience effectively: ads at
pro-audio discussion sites, or related sites, (there will surely be a
number of people interested here on RAP, but i suppose that's a given.

A gazillion years ago, when I was visiting a friend in the San
Francisco area, I dropped in for a visit at Mix Books to look around.
There, I picked up a really neat publication, a plastic ring-bound
looked-like-Xerox collection of articles, technical tips, application
notes, and articles. Unfortunately I loaned it to someone I don't
remember and never got it back, but it was kind of like what a
collection of my articles or Scott's would be now. Interesting to a
small handful. I don't know how many times I've replied to a post here
with something like "I wrote about that in an article in Recording . .
.. . issue" (Arny will probably do a search and tell me) but I somehow
doubt that more than maybe one or two ordered the back issue.

Recording readership turns over every couple of years, which is why
there have been a couple of other authors after me (and I followed at
least one) writing about the same basic subjects, so the information
is usually out there.

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