The Phantom looks like no other speaker in the market, with a sound that is unlike any other speaker on the market as well. The Phantom is a single cabinet speaker with an external skin fabricated from a thick wall...
When it comes to visuals, there isn’t much that is different between the two. Both measure 172X114X145 mm and weigh 1.6 Kg. The weight is at the limit of what we might consider acceptable for a portable projector, but given...
The UC in Bose NC 700 UC stands for unified communications and comes with an USB Link, which is a dongle that gives you one touch answer/end of your call, and the 700 UC is optimised for use with Microsoft...
The cabinet shape can make a difference, even if the enclosed volume is exactly the same. While the panels may be acoustically dead, the air space within is not. The enclosed volume should never have two internal dimensions the same...
Pixel Shifting is a technique used in home theatre projectors as well as commercial ones to produce a seemingly higher resolution image than the native resolution of the DLP, 3LCD or LCoS panels that are in those projectors. The most...
Diffusers and Absorbers are acoustical tools used to “treat” a room, i.e, improve the sound inside the room whether it be large or small. Both tools will improve sound perception in space that, if left untreated, would be a bad...
Are you having trouble deciding whether to go with a large TV or a projector and screen for your home theatre? On the one hand, projectors have improved in terms of brightness and cost over the last few years. On...
Looking for a multi room solution that’s got the aesthetic, and the audio to match? Bang and Olufsen has provided you with the solution: The BeoLink Multiroom. BeoLink Multiroom provides a wireless network system that combines all of your Bang and...
When beginning the process of starting a home theatre, sifting through all the jargon associated with the A.V industry could prove to be a daunting task, and one of the questions asked by the public is whether they should buy...
What is it? The often-overlooked ARC stands for ‘Audio Return Channel”, and ever since the HDMI 1.4 standard was introduced, ARC has been available on TV’s, soundbars and receivers. This protocol offers two-way communication between devices over a single HDMI...
Auro 3D Audio is a consumer version of the Barco Auro 11.1 channel surround sound playback system used in some cinemas. Auro 3D’s competitors are Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, the difference being that it is a channel based rather than...
Tweeters are small audio drivers designed specifically to reproduce high frequencies. Tweeters are small in size since they reproduce smaller sound waves than regular speaker drivers. They are mostly limited to a range of between 3 KHz to 20 KHz. Let’s take...
