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I want to design and make headphones and stuff like that. Is electrical the best way to do fun stuff such as that?
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Probably.
http://jobview.jobnoggin.monster.com/Audio-DSP-Engineer-Job-Framingham-MA-US-99966789.aspx?re=822
Bose himself was an electrical engineer. You should probably take some physics classes regarding acoustics too.
http://jobview.jobnoggin.monster.com/Audio-DSP-Engineer-Job-Framingham-MA-US-99966789.aspx?re=822
Bose himself was an electrical engineer. You should probably take some physics classes regarding acoustics too.
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