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Optoma CinemaX P1 UST 4K Projector Review
The Optoma CinemaX P1 Ultra Short Throw 4K Projector can put a 120” image on your wall or screen from just inches away. Today, I’ll be running tests and...
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Denon AVR-X3600H AV Receiver Review
There is no denying that Denon has garnered a solid reputation for itself in the home-theater world. Denon AV receivers have been quite popular in the home theater market.
NAD T 778 AV Surround Receiver Review
The T 778 is NAD’s flagship AV Surround Receiver. With 9.2 channels and support for nearly every audio format, it serves as the heart of your hi-fi system.
Zappiti NAS Rip 4K HDR
We’re home theater enthusiasts, and most of us have large collections of movies on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD discs. We buy them; we play them; we store them.
Epson Home Cinema 3800 4K PRO-UHD Projector Review
The Epson Home Cinema 3800 4K PRO-UHD Projector delivers Ultra HD resolution, HDR and terrific contrast for just $1699. With a huge array of adjustments...
BenQ TK850 Ultra HD DLP Projector Review
Today, I’ll be looking at BenQ’s latest DLP projector for multi-use media rooms, the TK850. From a compact chassis with built-in speakers, it delivers...
Marantz NR 1200 Review
The Marantz NR1200 is a useful, feature-laden 2 channel receiver that is designed for music streaming as well as video integration.
LG HU70LAB 4K UHD LED Projector Review
The LG HU70LAB is a true television-in-a-projector with its built-in tuner, streaming capability, and speakers. For less than $1800, you can throw a 140”...
Marantz SR5014 AV Receiver Review
Marantz has been making highly regarded audio components since 1953. The company continually updates its family of products following the evolution of...
VIZIO M658-G1 Ultra HD TV Review
The VIZIO M658-G1 Ultra HD TV sets a high bar for price/performance ratio. It has a full-array backlight with 90 dimming zones and covers 80% of the Rec.2020 color gamut. I’ll be checking it out today.
ViewSonic X10-4K Ultra HD LED Projector Review
ViewSonic’s X10-4K Ultra HD LED Projector is a lamp-free display with 4K resolution, extended color, and HDR10 support. It packs vivid color and sharp DLP-driven output into a compact chassis with slick styling, leather trim, and a convenient handle.
Marantz AV8805 Processor Review
The AV8805 is the latest generation flagship A/V processor and preamp from Marantz. Featuring support for up to 13.2 channels of immersive sound, the...
Epson Home Cinema 5050UB 4K PRO-UHD Projector Review
Epson’s Home Cinema 5050UB 4K PRO-UHD Projector delivers a sharp bright image with superb color accuracy and contrast. For just $3000, you get Ultra HD resolution with HDR, DCI-P3 color, a motorized lens, and plenty of light output for any theater or media room.
Panasonic DP-UB9000 Ultra HD (4K) Blu-ray Player Review – Part 2 – Audio
Value Electronics, of Scarsdale, New York, supplied the review units. This is where I purchase my mass-market consumer electronics because of the great...
Panasonic DP-UB9000 Ultra HD (4K) Blu-ray Player Review – Part 1 – Video
Today, I’ll be checking out a new high-end Ultra HD Blu-ray Player from Panasonic, the DP-UB9000. Built with premium components, it delivers reference quality video and sound to any home theater or media room.
VIZIO PX65-G1 Ultra HD TV Review
For 2019, VIZIO’s PX65-G1 Ultra HD TV raises the bar with a brighter-than-ever panel and a huge color gamut. HDR10 and Dolby Vision content look amazing on this 65-inch full-array backlight display with 384 dimming zones. Can it challenge an OLED for overall contrast? We’ll find out today.