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Thiel SCS4 Design Overview [0.21] by paul,January 28, 2009 16:45

Home Wiring / Custom Install [0.21] by clint,December 05, 2006 17:10

Do you really want to know what it takes to get inside of a home and make it ready for an audio video or whole house audio system? We'll share the tips and tricks that will get you acclimated to what it takes to do it right.

The All Channels Driven (ACD) Amplifier Test - page 3 [0.21] by Gene,July 17, 2006 20:00

Top Ten Signs an Audio Cable Vendor is Selling You Snake Oil [0.20] by Gene,August 29, 2004 20:00

The markup on cables is extreme. There are some good companies out there, but there is also a lot of snake oil and scam artists. We give you the top ten list (plus some bonuses) of what to watch out for when shopping for AV cables. Recent update includes test results of the Audioquest 72V DBS system. Does it work or is it snake oil? Read on to find out.

Bassaholics Excel Spreadsheet Last Update 7/15/20 [0.20] by Gene,August 09, 2020 12:00

This is the latest Bassaholics measurements and room size ratings for ALL subwoofers tested as of 7/15/20.

Audioholics CEA 2010 Subwoofer Test Data as of 08/10/20 [0.20] by Gene,September 23, 2020 08:00

This is the latest Bassaholics measurements and room size ratings for ALL subwoofers tested as of 8/10/20.

Preview: Flatwire 120 VAC - On Wall Power for Flatpanels and More [0.20] by tom,January 09, 2009 02:45

EXTREMELY prototype but also EXTREMELY cool, Flatwire 120 VAC really got us excited. 120 VAC is an extremely thin on wall power solution that provides 110/220 VAC in 14, 16 and 18 gauge equivalences. The cable is 15- or 20-amp rated, 8 mils thin (about the thickness of a business card), highly flexible (for making turns), and has a paintable/wall-paperable surface. The demo Flatwire showed had the wire run on the wall AND had a person put a nail through it without dying.

Orb Audio Mod2 Build Quality [0.20] by tom,December 07, 2006 13:09

Biography for Cliff Heyne [0.20] by cliff,October 10, 2012 16:20

Whole House Wiring Basics [0.20] by joe,March 14, 2005 19:00

One of the hottest business sectors associated with consumer electronics today is the distribution of audio, video and control signals throughout the home or office. Multi-room multi-zone is a mantra that is heard from the architect's offices to the builder's model, from electricians to data network specialists. As with so much in life, there are several levels of distribution from "bare bones" functional to extravagant touch-panel control, from background music to multi-room discrete surround sound.