know budget and amazing don't normally go in the same sentence, especially with audio, but there is a trick most aren't aware of that can be used if you are willing to put up with a bit of inconvenience, and lack of style. Find out how!
Surround speaker positioning is a complex subject. I aim to provide some common-sense guidance in this article.
Audyssey can sound can harsh in the high frequencies when set up incorrectly. Part of this issue however is to do with how the algorithm works. In this article I explain why room treatment is so critical for Audyssey to sound great!
Find out how to get the best out of you Audyssey receiver in this article by configuring Audyssey the Right Way!
In this article, I show you how to elevate your sofa to create proper cinema seating in your living area.
Good sound is dependent just as much on doing the setup correctly, than it is on buying great gear. In this guide, I show you how to get the very best out of your Yamaha Receiver by configuring YPAO correctly.
3 easy steps You will need to follow 3 easy steps after you have unboxed and placed the receiver in your AV rack or other well-ventillated area of your home cinema. Connect your speaker wires Connect your audio cables Connect your video cables including monitor out Only then should you plug the receiver into the... Continue Reading →
There are so many brands, makes and types of displays on the market today that it is rather difficult to choose one for your living or home cinema room. In effect, there are 3 major things you need to look for when evaluating the quality of a display: Contrast Performance One of the most important... Continue Reading →
In this article, I show you how to wire up your speakers to your receiver correctly.
Positioning speakers correctly is important if you want to get the best sound out of your Home Cinema speaker system but it doesn't have to be hard!
So many choices, manufacturers and specifications, but there are some simple things we can use to make the right choices. You really only need to ask two basic questions...
