Transforming your living space into a personal sanctuary for cinematic experiences is an exciting endeavor that can elevate your entertainment lifestyle. From planning the layout and selecting the right equipment to optimizing acoustics and troubleshooting common issues, this comprehensive guide will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to construct a home theatre that…
Are you sick of using a million different remotes to control your media room? Sounds like you should invest in a universal remote. Brands like Logitech have been making these A/V saviors for years, and there’s a reason they haven’t stopped. A solid universal remote consolidates all your home theater hardware controls into one easy-to-grab device, so you can finally…
The JBL Bar 5.1 is the first sound bar equipped with battery-operated, wireless surround speakers. Paired with a wireless subwoofer featuring a 300 Watt amplifier and a 10? (25 cm) driver, this sound bar is compatible with the HDMI 2.0 standard as well as 4K content. A credible alternative to a comprehensive hi-fi system composed…
What a home theater amplifier adds to your system Amplifiers are among the most complex pieces of home audio equipment, and you may be wondering exactly what an amp adds to your system. Not all home theater systems require amplifiers, but others can most certainly benefit from them. An amplifier, in essence, increases the amount…
Discover the difference a quality subwoofer can make You might think that you’re not losing anything by saving a few bucks on an average or economy subwoofer, but the truth is that powered subwoofers make a major difference in the overall performance of your sound system. A subwoofer is a specialized piece of audio equipment…
Why choose wireless when it comes to speakers? With the advent of Bluetooth wireless technology, wireless speakers are becoming the norm in the world of home audio, and wired speakers are slowly becoming less and less common. However, you may have heard some purists bemoaning the demise of wired speakers and you might be wondering…
Should you add a soundbar to your home audio system? A soundbar is an audio system designed to emulate the stereo sound’s right-left effect using a single unit. Typically wide and compact, soundbars utilize lateral space to simulate stereo audio while conserving room. They are categorized by their number of sound channels; for instance, a…
