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Protecting Your Home Theater from Everything [0.16] by cliff,February 16, 2015 09:00

There are many ways to ruin fragile speakers and expensive electronics, but there are just as many safeguards you can implement to protect your equipment. There are well known solutions, such as surge protectors, but power surges aren’t the only threat. You can also overheat amplifiers, melt tweeters, blow drives, burn out bulbs, or short receivers. By following the tips in this article, you can avoid the issues above and secure a long, healthy life for your equipment.

Auralex Room Analysis Plus Implimentation and Conclusion [0.16] by tom,April 07, 2009 02:30

A Fortunate Disaster? [0.16] by jim,July 03, 2008 00:25

Several weeks ago, the sump pump in my basement failed me here in Iowa. As I am sure you have read, the flooding was quite extensive in my state. As the water moves southward many towns in Illinois and Missouri are experiencing the mild to major flooding as well. My situation wasn't as bad as many are experiencing, but it was enough water to require some quick equipment and furniture extraction and some rather unpleasant room reconstruction. But, is it really all bad?

Seymour AV Ice Block 5001 Setup [0.16] by tom,April 23, 2009 08:15

Using a Relay Rack for Accessible AV Equipment [0.15] by clint,October 31, 2011 06:35

Many readers of our website know that we're avid fans of getting your flat panel TV off the furniture and onto the wall. In fact we've written several different articles about this in the past. But what may not be so obvious, because we haven't yet made a big enough stink about it, is that we also love to make those flat panels seem almost "magical". How do you do that? By hiding the source components and equipment that make them work and send them their signal. Now, you may not want to do this with truly high-end gear and if you take lots of pride in your assortment of amps, pre-processors, flagship Blu-ray players and other equipment, but, if you're like most people, that doesn't describe you. If you're like most people, you've got a mainstream AV receiver and some source components that get the job done, but don't rise to the level of "glamorous" or "high-end".

Kimber Kable 4PR & 8PR Listening Tests [0.15] by Gene,May 19, 2009 22:35

SoundWare XS Build Quality and Setup [0.15] by tom,November 02, 2009 02:00

Yamaha RX-Z7 7.1 Measurements and Analysis [0.15] by Gene,February 09, 2009 01:10

Marantz SR7002 RC8001SR Remote and HD Audio Support [0.15] by clint,March 22, 2008 22:35

Yamaha RX-Z11 Measurements & Analysis [0.15] by Gene,March 07, 2008 00:00