Just got a copy of Radio Designers Handbook, the New blue book which says "Classic Edition" which im guessing that its the reprint of the old edition, although it doesnt state if its a reprint of the 3rd, 4rd or a newer edition. I got it used at a good price from amazon, its in decent shape and seems to be printed in 1997.
It is a THICK book, wow! ive been browsing through it and it seems to have almost everything you need to know about audio and radio in general, it even has a big chunk of math sections that go from arithmetics to calculus, and how to use "the slide rule" which I find it to be very funny in this day and age.
BTW I found that I already had a copy of F.E. Terman's "Electronic & Radio Engineering" book laying in my bookshelf, I didnt even know I had it, but mine seems to be an earlier edition before it was renamed as "Electronic & Radio Engineering" thus mine only says "Radio Engineering".
Do you guys think it would be wise to begin by reading F.E Terman's book as an introductory text before getting into RDH, or should I jump straight ahead into RDH?