When you’re putting together a home theater or a serious music setup in your home, you could skimp on the bass and be perfectly fine. But adding a quality subwoofer to your audio system makes a world of difference in the ability to bring out low frequencies and improve the overall quality of the audio. While there are ...

Have you ever watched a movie at home, only to find that it lacks the same viewing experience that you would get at a movie theater? One of the biggest differences is the lack of high-quality, surround sound audio coming from your television at home. Thankfully, it is easy to install a home theater system to bring the ...

Soundbars are one of the easiest and cost-effective ways to upgrade the sound setup of your home. Despite the spectacular image quality of TVs, they are lacking when it comes to audio performance. This is simply because they limited space for quality built-in speakers. Soundbars can turn even the most mundane of ...

As TVs have gotten thinner, the need for quality soundbars has become increasingly common. Now, just like with any electronic, you could spend a fortune on your next soundbar. However, you might not have that kind of cash laying around to spend on it. The good news is that you don’t need to have a lot of money to ...

If you’re putting together a home theater system – gaming console, widescreen television, and a brand-new set of surround sound speakers – you’ll want to pay special attention to the A/V receiver that will sit in its center. The best A/V receiver under $500 may look less exciting than the other components of your home ...

So, you’ve decided to either tune up your home-theater system, or you’re building a new one. The subwoofer element is going to be a crucial part of that. It’s the speaker that delivers the bangs, crashes and thrills. But on a budget, how are you going to find the best subwoofer under $1000? There’s no reason to ...

A soundbar, also sometimes called a media bar, is a type of loudspeaker which projects audio from a wide enclosure. For acoustical reasons, these devices are intentionally wider than they are tall – which fortunately also makes them an easier fit in the thin shelf under your television or mounted up around a room ...