Bowers and Wilkins has just released its all-new Formation line of wireless audio products. I’ve been hearing a lot about them for months now from my B&W rep.
I recently got the chance to audition Focal’s new Stellia headphones thanks to a representative from Focal.
A remote control for Sonos? Say it’s not so! Well iPort now has the iPort xPRESS and it is almost exactly what I had hoped for.
McIntosh has recently released two all new multi-channel power amps aimed at whole house audio and custom installation dealers. As a CI dealer myself, I am very...
I’ve worked with Lutron products for years now, it’s a solid system but they have an incredible array of different model numbers and parts...
Josh.AI has set out to do something big, very big, and that is to deliver voice control of your entire home; lights, locks, the garage door, you name it, just like Amazon’s Alexa and Google Home.
I recently acquired a one-owner 1976 Pioneer SX-650 Stereo Receiver and have been using it as my main desktop amp for a few weeks now...
It's time to check out another new Sonos product, this time it’s the all new Sonos Amp.
The one item I was looking hard for on Black Friday was a new mesh Wi-Fi system to replace my aging and slowly dying Luxul hardware.
The all new Bowers and Wilkins 600 series speakers have been released!
2018 was a great year filled with a lot of new products and technology. We saw many new and exciting products released, with a few unexpected ones that surprised me.
Whether you are using a wired network with wireless access points (WAPs) or a wireless mesh network, placing these devices properly to broadcast a clear and uninterrupted Wi-Fi signal is key to your network’s performance.
Audio giant Sonos has released a new soundbar, called the Beam, that is smaller than the Playbar, and at a lower price point. It has an entirely new and ...
The needs of the home network change almost every year. Higher bandwidth is required as we stream more of our entertainment and transfer larger chunks of data back and forth.
Room correction is an often-overlooked facet of two-channel audio. It’s more-commonly found in home theater systems, but McIntosh has taken it to the next level with the MEN220 two-channel room correction system.
Indiana Lang is 23 years old and lives in Clermont, Florida with his wife Miranda. He is currently the lead purchasing manager for Wired Technologies Group, based out of Orlando, FL. Originally from Wausau, Wisconsin he later moved to Orlando at the age of 10. Growing up, he attended West Orange High School, while dual-enrolling in a technical college. He graduated from technical college in his junior year of high school with a degree in pharmacy. He then later went on to intern at a local hospital to start his career off as a pharmacy technician at age 16 but quickly learned the field wasn't for him and moved over to the AV industry at the age of 17. With-in a few short years he quickly gained a strong base of knowledge and experience in the industry doing inside sales, pre-wires and custom installations. Indiana currently holds over a dozen industry relevant certifications with major companies like Crestron, Lutron, Savant, Control4, CEDIA, Atlona, QSC and URC; as well as being a member of industry specific groups such as CEDIA, Infocomm and Azione. Indiana has always aspired to learn more and achieve more in the AV industry, through lots of hard work and determination.
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