The Smallcombe Home Theater II – Part 3
Welcome to the third and final installment of a series of articles on the process of construction and optimization of a home theater in a...
Welcome to the third and final installment of a series of articles on the process of construction and optimization of a home theater in a...
Welcome to Part 2 of a series of articles on the process of construction and optimization of a home theater in a new home in...
This feature article documents the process of construction and optimization of a home theater in a new home in Mariposa County California...
The turntable and audio racks, designed and built by FLOWbkk, are here and installed and I could not be more pleased. The work is impeccable and we even...
The Turntable and Audio Racks are finished! Next step will be to crate and ship from Thailand, working on the logistics now. This is a project that we starte...
A couple of months ago, I reported on a custom AV furniture project that will house my new turntable and other audio gear.
I am bringing a turntable into my living room! And not just any turntable! I have a VPI-HR-X turntable in my Audio Lab, but really wanted to be able to enjoy my vinyl collection in my home.
Forget the Iron Throne. Game of Thrones Super Fan Builds Home Theater to Give Everyone the Best Seat in the House
In the last section of this series I am going to talk little about where I am looking to go with this theater. I think we all have a wish list of things that we'd like to address in our systems...new equipment we want to get and places we want to make changes. I'll address my own personal thoughts here, and talk a little about what goes in to my decision making.
In this section I'll begin to talk about the ways in which I upgraded my room outside of actual equipment changes. Some of these changes were implemented to improve performance, while others were to improve the overall viewing experience. Either way, many of these are easy things that anyone can do in between the major equipment changes that we are often researching.
In this installment I am discussing my upgrade paths and the decisions that went into each change: Video, Audio and Other cconsiderations, including power conditioners. I've presented the changes that I decided on in a chronological manner, as I think that many of us approach our decisions in this way...
We all have a spare room. Well, many of us do. And those of us bitten by the A/V bug often dream about what we would do with that room. I have such a room, and six years ago embarked on a wild odyssey to build a dedicated A/V room from scratch. How could someone with limited construction skills, moderate budget, and even more limited tool selection, go about making a clean, professional looking dedicated home theater?
Thank you to all of the CAVE Members.......we have awarded the Lexicon, as announced in the CAVE.......The winner of the Blu-ray discs will be announced on Friday!!  The next CAVE award will be "Officially" announced in next week's Newsletter.....(HINT: something special from our friends Downunder!!) So if you haven't signed up for the Newsletter, please do so now.....
Sign up as a member in the Secrets CAVE and you will have a chance to win our reference Lexicon MC-12B SSP (we are changing it out for a different product because we need HDMI audio inputs). This SSP is a superb product that can be used as a two-channel preamp if you wish.