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StudioTech Ultra U-22T Component CabinetThe StudioTech Ultra U-22T furniture is a high performance piece of A/V furniture. The wire management is a snap, ventilation is more than adequate, set up is a breeze, and the options are plentiful. Above all, the price is right. You can get into one of these cabinets for a reasonable amount and have something that will last you years. |
StudioTech DP-2 Flat Panel TV Stand ReviewWhen you get that piece of upgraded equipment you’ve always wanted there’s typically that follow-up feeling of “man that makes my old furniture look really bad!” StudioTech is no stranger to Audioholics, and we were able to take a closer look at their DP-2 line of AV component racks. This stand works well in a corner, but also looks great when placed against a flat wall. When we took a quick peek at the specs it surprised us in that it seemed to be very “roomy” for equipment but maintained a low profile that didn’t dominate the room. |
Recent Furniture Reviews
Tech Article: StudioTech E-1 Cantilevered TV Stand Review
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified March 19, 2008 07:33
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified March 19, 2008 07:33
When asked if I would like to review StudioTech's new E-1 TV stand for Audioholics, I said yes before I even knew what it looked like or how big it was. StudioTech is known for innovation in contemporary entertainment center furniture, and they continue to produce very high-quality products aimed at customers with discerning tastes who demand solidly crafted furniture for sophisticated a/v equipment. For the past year I have needed another TV stand that could also handle my center channel speaker and some equipment, and this would be the perfect opportunity to finally own a piece of gear from the well-respected manufacturer.
Tech Article: StudioTech Speaker Stand Review
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified March 19, 2008 07:30
by J. Walker Clarke, Jr. — last modified March 19, 2008 07:30
With all the speakers and other gear coming through my office and theater lately, I was in desperate need of some speaker stands. The good folks at StudioTech stepped in and asked me what I needed, so I requested 2 different pairs that they were kind enough to ship right out to me. I thought the least I could do was offer you an overview of these stands, which I found to be a great value.
Pro Review: StudioTech DP-2 Flat Panel TV Stand Review
by Clint DeBoer — last modified March 19, 2008 06:53
by Clint DeBoer — last modified March 19, 2008 06:53
When you get that piece of upgraded equipment you’ve always wanted there’s typically that follow-up feeling of “man that makes my old furniture look really bad!” StudioTech is no stranger to Audioholics, and we were able to take a closer look at their DP-2 line of AV component racks. This stand works well in a corner, but also looks great when placed against a flat wall. When we took a quick peek at the specs it surprised us in that it seemed to be very “roomy” for equipment but maintained a low profile that didn’t dominate the room.
Pro Review: StudioTech Ultra U-22T Component Cabinet
by Tom Andry — last modified March 19, 2008 06:52
by Tom Andry — last modified March 19, 2008 06:52
The StudioTech Ultra U-22T furniture is a high performance piece of A/V furniture. The wire management is a snap, ventilation is more than adequate, set up is a breeze, and the options are plentiful. Above all, the price is right. You can get into one of these cabinets for a reasonable amount and have something that will last you years.
Pro Review: Diamond Case Theater Tech TT-400 Credenza Review
by Tom Andry — last modified July 06, 2006 20:00
by Tom Andry — last modified July 06, 2006 20:00
Furniture. Sometimes it can make or break a home theater. As often as not, the one that is picking the equipment is not in charge or picking the furniture. This leads to some, shall we say, interesting combinations. We’ve all seen the pictures of holiday figurines on top of speakers. We’ve all cringed. We’ve all swore up and down that we would NEVER allow something like that to happen to our home theater. And then one day we come home from work and it looks like Christmas threw-up all over our listening room. And though you’ll never admit it, you bit your tongue and said, “Looks great honey. Now, that subwoofer I was telling you about…”
So, what’s the solution? Most home theater “furniture” looks like it belongs in a dentist’s office or that was built in metal shop by high school students. Some of us like that “industrial” look, but when you are trying to convince your significant other that upgrading your perfectly good speakers for ones that look remarkably similar but cost three times as much… you need to make concessions. But that doesn’t mean that form and function are mutually exclusive.
Pro Review: BDI Icon 9424 Flat Panel TV Stand Review
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 07, 2004 20:00
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 07, 2004 20:00
Having previously reviewed the BDI Axis line of furniture, we were curious as to how well the Icon line would compare, being made for a different type of display altogether. I isolated some important needs for a DLP/plasma display shelf system.
Pro Review: BDI Vector 9522 Home Theater AV Furniture Review
by Gene DellaSala — last modified March 01, 2004 19:00
by Gene DellaSala — last modified March 01, 2004 19:00
I reached a point in my home theater hobby that afforded me the luxury of assembling a secondary two channel audio system. While building this system, I came to the realization of just how nice it would be to enjoy both music and movies in the comforts of my own bedroom. I later decided it may be advantageous to integrate home theater with it for those lazy late night movie watching extravaganzas. As my equipment stacked up for this would-be two-channel audio system gone home theater, I came to a quick realization that I was running out of shelf space faster then the assembly of my equipment. With that, I went out on a quest to find the best A/V furniture within a reasonable price class that met my requirements.
Pro Review: BDI Axis Home Theater Furniture Review
by Clint DeBoer — last modified November 03, 2003 19:00
by Clint DeBoer — last modified November 03, 2003 19:00
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