Author: Kenny Hemphill

Thinking about installing a home theater system? You’re not alone. Home theater is one of the fastest growing areas areas in home entertainment and the advent of DVD recorders and HDTV me

Author: Steve Faber

So you’ve scraped and saved, now you’ve finally gotten together a semi-respectable home theater system. You want even more, but the idea of spending another few thousand on new front speakers doesn’t cut it. What can you do?There are ways t

Author: Steve Faber

Home entertainment systems have come a long way since you ooh’ ed and ahh’ed because your neighbor had a few pairs of speakers that actually fit flush into his walls. That’s old news now. Even homes in comparatively modest new developments are bei

Author: Andrew Ghigo

The optimum TV screen size is directly related to the available viewing distance – but there are other factors as well that need to be taken into consideration.Viewing Distance: Is it just a matter of personal preference?

Author: Chris Vazquez

Most people think that in order to have a home theater system you have to have a lot of money or know someone who installs them. This simply isn't true. Home theater systems are becoming more popular in this day an age. However, being super ric

Author: Andrew Ghigo

Surge Suppressors – A First Line of DefenseAll home theater equipment should be equipped with at least some form of surge protection. Surge suppressors represent the most basic form of power protection – a first line of defense for a

Author: Steve Faber

The Holy Grail of distributed audio; unlimited zones and unlimited sources, cost effectively. That milestone will be achieved, and soon, through the combination of digital amplification and IP based distribution systems. There are systems availabl

Author: Andrew Ghigo

Rear Projection Television - An Affordable OptionA great deal of consumer appeal for Rear Projection TV systems arise out of the shear simplicity that this product offers as an immediate solution to getting a bigger TV.No mess

Author: Steve Faber

First of all, don’t assume you need a huge video screen in your media room. If your screen is too large, visual fatigue will detract from your theater experience. A good, but general rule for screen size is to select a screen width that is half to

Author: Tom Ace

Plasma and LCD TVs are the latest trend in home entertainment. Both offer unrivalled picture quality and resolution, while doing away with the bulkiness of the older rear-projection technologies. But with all of the hype surrounding these two ty