Custom Installation Equipment Reviews

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Kim Wilson  |  Sep 19, 2008  | 

Qsonix, manufacturers of music management and media servers, offers up a delightful way for family and friends to cue up music for parties, special events, or just casual listening. Tap on the screen and cue up some songs to make an instant playlist or choose an existing playlist. It takes just a few minutes to create the perfect atmosphere using Qsonix simple drag-and-drop user interface,

Kim Wilson, Photos Randall Cordero  |  Aug 25, 2008  | 

<I>Bringing high-performance home theater to the masses.</I>

Steve Faber  |  Jan 31, 2008  | 
Lighting, acoustic treatment, and other details to really make your theater your own.
Jon Iverson  |  Jan 21, 2008  | 
New bed features loudspeakers by Anthony Gallo Acoustics
Dan Daley  |  Jan 15, 2008  | 

<I>Seale Moorer's life|ware product makes home automation more accessible, affordable, and sophisticated.</I>

Steve Faber  |  Nov 07, 2007  | 
Everyone's home features lighting control to some extent. Maybe you've taken a step up and can control the level of a light or two with dimmers, but that's about as far as many people get.
Mark Elson  |  Oct 30, 2007  | 
Backyard home theater is about more than bringing the indoors out.
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Sep 19, 2007  | 

<I>New Company Intros Front Projection Screens, Frames, and Masking Systems</I>

Darryl Wilkinson  |  Sep 09, 2007  | 

CEDIA saw the introduction by PSB of an all-new flagship line of speakers plus a pair of new subwoofers. The top-of-the-line Synchrony series speakers include two floorstanding towers, two bookshelf models, two center channels, and a tri-mode surround speaker. PSB says it's the company's "most significant introduction in a decade."

Darryl Wilkinson  |  Sep 09, 2007  | 

NAD is bringing a new preamp-tuner-processor and two new multichannel power amps to CEDIA.

Darryl Wilkinson  |  Sep 09, 2007  | 

High-end speaker maker Burmester, US introduced a trio of slim speakers at CEDIA. All three speakers &ndash; the B30, B25, and B20 &ndash; are three-way, full-range, floorstanding models. Each uses a new air motion transformer (with a frequency range of 2,700 &ndash; 45,000 Hz) that's mounted in a small horn. This high-frequency driver design is said to be highly efficient and highly dynamic. The speakers also share a similarly engineered side-firing oval woofer with a powerful Ferrite magnet system. The oval shape helps maximize the cone's surface area while making it possible to construct a narrow speaker cabinet.

Mark Fleischmann  |  Aug 16, 2007  | 

Home theater is the integration of big-screen television and surround sound. But how often do you see the two product categories integrated with <i>each other</i>? That's what makes a new system from Atlantic Technology and Epson so special.

Adrienne Maxwell  |  Sep 14, 2006  | 
Wholehouse audio for the real world.

Everyone likes the idea of wholehouse audio. Who doesn't want the ability to access their music library in any room of their home? It's in the implementation that things get tricky. Do you invest a couple of grand in a dedicated audio server for your gear rack, plus amplification and speakers for each room and all that wire you'll have to run through the walls to connect everything? Or do you opt instead for the $150 digital media player that taps into your PC's music library? Of course, you'd need one for each room. . .and several audio systems, too. Oh, and knowledge of home networking is kind of important. For many, neither path is a realistic or desirable option.

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