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Home Toys
February 2005
Steve Faber |
Theater Acoustics Soundtracks in modern motion pictures are delicately crafted masterpieces. Here's how to maximize these audio masterpieces when creating a room for your home theater.   |
Home Toys
February 2005
Mike Pontelle |
Differential "Pure Balance" Amplifier Design A truly differential drive amplifier consists of two complete amplifiers for each channel: one positive amplifier and one negative amplifier. |
Home Toys
February 2005
Brett McLaughlin |
Add Bass Shakers to Feel the Lows Everyone's home theater has bass, but with bass shakers, you can ensure that your listeners not only hear the bass, but also feel it. |
IEEE Spectrum
February 2005
Paul McFedries |
The iPod People The technology industry has rarely, if ever, seen a product generate such a gotta-have-it mania as Apple's ipod. |
Macworld
February 2005
Jason Snell |
Griffin RadioShark Its software could use more polish, but for NPR addicts, dittoheads, sports fiends, or anyone else who enjoys the cornucopia of options on the airwaves, the RadioShark delivers the goods. |
Home Theater
January 24, 2005
Darryl Wilkinson |
Atlantic Technology's System 4200e - New Woofer, New Look The new improvements to this home theater system include permanently attached finishing panels on the front- and center-channel speakers and a couple of improvements to the system's subwoofer. |
| AskMen.com |
5 Awesome iPod Accessories With the Apple iPod continuing to turn heads and win consumers' hearts, we figured it was the perfect time to recommend a few sidekicks for the most popular MP3 player in the world. |
Macworld
April 2005
Christopher Breen |
iPod shuffle Smallest, most affordable iPod yet is a very big deal |
Home Theater
January 2005
Michael Trei |
Linn Akurate Speaker System The Akurate Series comprises four basic speaker models: the 242 floorstanding speaker, the 212 stand-mounted speaker, the 225 center-channel speaker, and the 221 subwoofer. |
Home Theater
January 2005
Mark Fleischmann |
NAD T 753 A/V Receiver This 53-pound receiver is rated at 70 watts per channel. If past NAD products are anything to go by, the gap between rated power and our lab measurements won't be a mile wide. |
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