Before you start looking for your home theater audio system, first determine whether you're mostly going to watch movies and TV or listen to music. Ex-movie theater projectionist Steve Guttenberg has ...

Many fixate on TV screen size and panel type, with audio sometimes an afterthought. They assume the speakers built into a TV will be good enough, especially after spending all that money on the ...

Get clear dialogue, deep bass, and powerful surround sound for your home with the top home theaters from big brands. See our top recommendations with different channel connectivity from Sony, ...

No matter which route you take, it’s also important to have a basic understanding of multi-channel systems. For instance, what’s the difference between a 2.0 and a 2.1 system? A 5.1 and a 5.1.2 system ...

Ambisonic Systems by Origin Acoustics is proud to introduce its first dedicated High-Performance Planar Ribbon home theater system, The Ambisonic Marquee Home Theater, which will be unveiled at CEDIA ...

If you, like many writers and artists, very rationally fear the blank canvas when starting a project, you’ll be familiar with ...

Audioholics readers often ask how to go about building their dream audio system or home theater. It’s a complex topic with a multitude of factors to consider, and it’s easy to understand why it might ...

Slinger Solutions is proud to announce the launch of its AI-powered smart home theater systems, designed specifically for the ...

Mimic the cinematic experience at home with the Epson Pro Cinema LS9000.

Great sound and home theater-in-a-box systems rarely go together. HTIBs are the province of "good enough" performance and features, but here are two exceptional models: Samsung's HT-BD1250 and Onkyo's ...

A home theater may be a high priority for you this year. Home improvement projects have been focused intensely on productivity and entertainment upgrades since the Pandemic years, and homeowners are ...

If you, like many writers and artists, very rationally fear the blank canvas when starting a project, you’ll be familiar with that feeling of desperation to execute that first stroke. If that project ...