OP, do you harbor aspirations of designing and/or modifying audio gear? If not, perhaps a solid understanding of acoustics and psychoacoustics would be more beneficial than tackling the electrical engineering, at least from an audio hobbyist or consumer perspective. WRT this, I'd recommend the seminal work by Floyd Toole, Sound Reproduction: The Acoustics and Psychoacoustics of Loudspeakers and Rooms , now in its 3rd Edition.
To truly enjoy this hobby, I need to learn electronics. Any book recs?
I am at square zero in terms of understanding this stuff, and I am tired of navigating by Braille.
I want to find a class or a book that can give me at least the basics of how these circuits work to produce sound.
I would appreciate any suggestions of books, channels or classes that can help.