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AV Rant #72: Measuring your worth

On this episode, Dina defies Newton and pays the price. Tom is like his mom. Do you turn movies off or walk out of theaters? Why is audio such an afterthought in movies? Tom and Dina discuss the use of surrounds in movies. What it takes to be an avant-garde director. Michael Hollick is complaining about his $100,000. Why do people buy video games? Listen in for all this and more...

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Editorial: Denon Line Show 2008
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified May 23, 2008 05:46
This week I had the privilege of attending the Denon Line Show & Press Event in Dana Point, California. A top floor room that looked out over the Pacific Ocean from the Laguna Cliffs Marriott Resort & Spa was my home for a couple of nights while attending, and it proved to be a great trip full of demos and information. An idyllic setting by any measure, and it provided me a great evening of relaxation prior to my day of work - yeah, we call this work.

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Editorial: The Boston Experience
by Tom Andry — last modified September 10, 2007 06:46
How often does a company claim to "reinvent" itself? And how many times is it actually true? Boston Acoustics is making a lot of changes - dropping most of their speaker lines, dropping many of their accessory products, and even dropping the "Acoustics" from their name. Reinvention? Absolutely. The new face of Boston was unveiling to us and reported directly to you.

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Editorial: Bang & Olufsen On Location
by Tom Andry — last modified November 28, 2006 19:00
Bang & Olufsen has been around for many, many years - probably a lot more than many American's would realize. Founded in 1925 by Peter Bang and Svend Olufsen, the two had an idea that radios should run on the "mains" (line voltage ran to the home) rather than on batteries.

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Editorial: Audioholics On Location #3: Axiom Audio
by Gene DellaSala — last modified September 27, 2006 20:00
Axiom Audio is a company that needs little introduction since they are so well branded among the well- informed home theater crowd passionate about purchasing products that live up to their reputation - with none of the BS often found in high end audio.

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Editorial: On Location with Audyssey Laboratories
by Gene DellaSala — last modified September 24, 2006 20:00
Nearly two years ago we were introduced to a revolutionary room equalization system called Audyssey which was soon to be debuted in the up and coming AVR-5805 receiver flagship from Denon. Prior to reviewing this new super receiver, we sent one of our freelance writers, Patrick Hart , to Audyssey Labs for a first hand demo of their new system.

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Editorial: Audioholics On Location: APC AV
by Gene DellaSala — last modified June 13, 2007 11:02
Over the last 20 years, APC has been a pioneer in the development of new power protection technologies, resulting in countless industry awards, design patents and an installed base numbering in the tens of millions of units. Multiple R&D centers, along with APC-owned and controlled factories, have helped ensure that APC solutions are the safest, most advanced, and reliable available. When you buy APC, you buy "peace of mind".

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Editorial: Denon & Boston Acoustics Line Show
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified July 25, 2006 20:00
This year the Denon and Boston Acoustics Summer Line Show was held in Cleveland, OH, at the Ritz Carlton. The press event began at noon in the Century Restaurant, where we ate with Denon and Boston Acoustics executives.

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We spent about 2.5 hours in an unexpectedly grueling session with renowned recording engineers Chuck Ainlay, Ed Cherney, Frank Filipetti, George Massenburg, Elliot Scheiner, and Al Schmitt (as well as host Gary Reber from Widescreen Review magazine.)

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Editorial: Home Theater Cruise Day 1
by Clint DeBoer — last modified May 23, 2007 12:11
We're here at the 4th annual Home Theater Cruise (our first) and have to say, the weather has done its best…

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Editorial: Audioholics On-Spot Location: RBH Sound
by Gene DellaSala — last modified September 01, 2005 20:00
Though RBH Sound isn't yet a household name that people relate to as they do Sony TVs or Ken more Refrigerators, they are one of the oldest speaker companies in the USA still run and operated by the original founder - Roger Hassing. In 1976 RBH Sound produced its first loudspeaker. RBH soon began to OE M for McIntosh, (back in the days of Gordon Gow), providing cabinets for their speakers. This set the stage for doing a superb job since McIntosh didn't worry about how to cheapen the product, but to make it better and, at least at the time, class leading in performance.

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Editorial: Denon Summer Conference 2005 – Wrap-up by Clint DeBoer — last modified July 17, 2005 20:00
Editorial: Denons 2005 Summer Conference - DVD Player Lineup by Clint DeBoer — last modified July 14, 2005 20:00
Editorial: New Denon HTR Receivers - Conference Day 3 by Gene DellaSala — last modified July 13, 2005 20:00
Editorial: Denon 2005 Summer Conference Overview by Clint DeBoer — last modified July 11, 2005 20:00
Editorial: New Denon AVR Series Receivers for 2005 by Gene DellaSala — last modified July 11, 2005 20:00
Editorial: Axiom Audio Loudspeakers Factory Tour by Gene DellaSala — last modified August 14, 2007 07:46
Press Release: 2003 Yamaha Private Showing of New Products by Clint DeBoer — last modified June 22, 2004 20:00

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