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Energy Take Classic 5.1 Speaker System Review [0.23] by jclarke,November 27, 2007 13:25
The Take Classic system picks up where the Take 5 system left off, and adds aggressive (value) pricing that makes this system worthy of a closer look. I have had the Take Classic system set up in my Reference Theater for the past several weeks, and can tell you that if you are considering (gasp!) a Home Theater in a Box, stop right where you are and take time to read this review.
Manufacturers to Certify HDMI Products with SimplayHD [0.23] by Julie Jacobson,March 27, 2006 20:00
New Designation Ensures HDMI Sources Work with HDMI Displays, in Any Scenario, Including HDCP
2007 State of the CE Union Impact Acoustics Interview [0.23] by clint,October 18, 2007 09:52
We interview Joe Cornwall, Business Developer of Impact Acoustics, to discuss some of the new RapidRun Digital products. Impact has created a Super Booster wall plate which enables long distance USB connectivity, new colors for RapidRun, and even some very complex wall-plates that solve a myriad of custom installation needs.
SOL Republic Tracks Full Review, Listening Tests & Conclusion [0.23] by clint,October 31, 2011 07:00
Denon PAO-A1HDCI Conclusion [0.23] by Gene,May 22, 2008 17:50
Testing Equipment and Procedure [0.22] by clint,July 08, 2008 10:50
Solar Panels Power Home Theater [0.22] by clint,April 22, 2009 04:00
The “Guiltless Green Home Theater,” which has a 100-inch screen and 5.1 channels of surround sound, uses energy collected from four roof-mounted solar panels. The 175-watt Sharp solar panels collect up to 700 watts per hour during the day, which the HTSA says provides about 22,000 watts per week, enough for 19 hours of off-the-grid home entertainment per week. (The figures are based on an average of 4.5 hours of sunlight per day in the Northeast and the theater’s 1,150-watt-per-hour draw, at full capacity.)
World’s Largest Atom Smasher Audioholics Survival Tips [0.22] by Gene,June 28, 2008 18:10
The world’s largest atom smasher comes online this August in Switzerland. Some critics fear it could create a black hole that would envelop the Earth while others fear it will turn our planet into Dr. Evil’s infamous “liquid hot magma”. As a result, we have put together a top 10 survival tips to ensure you’re safe and sound when the switch is flipped this August. So polish your tube amps, raise your cables off the floor and get ready for the big event.
V-MODA BoomPro Use and Conclusion [0.22] by tom,September 20, 2013 09:00
Klipsch KES 6100 THX [0.21] by clint,January 09, 2004 20:00
Klipsch really astounded us with a "cube-busting" system geared towards a higher-end consumer with a desire for an all-in-one smaller on-wall speaker system. This system sounded pretty decent for the price and came with a built in universal DVD player that can handle DVD-A and SACD discs. The Faroudja 1080i transcoded ouput looked fantastic and we were impressed by the quality of the unit overall.
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