Audio

Sound pollution laws make for good neighbours - and knowing what everyone's rights and responsibilities are in terms of sound levels will also help...

A home theatre should be your escape—loud explosions, quiet dialogue, immersive soundscapes—all without disturbing the rest of the house or your neighbours. That’s where soundproofing comes in.

When it comes to designing or renovating a home, acoustics are often overlooked. But how sound behaves in a space can significantly impact comfort and functionality, whether you're building a home theatre, designing an open-plan living area or creating a peaceful bedroom retreat.

Soundproofing glues are special glues that are used to prevent sound from travelling between layers of more rigid materials. Soundproofing glue, when applied correctly,...

Got the plush recliners, surround sound dialled in and a massive screen ready to roll? Then it’s time to give your home cinema the debut it deserves. Whether you’ve gone all-in on Dolby Atmos or just want to see what your new projector can really do, these 100 movies are here to wow.

Overscanning is a hangover from older technologies - and if it's turned on, it may be affecting the quality of the image on your...

A quality screen is vital to the successful installation of a projected home theatre. Learn about the pros and cons of woven and perforated...

Soundbars offer a simple way to create a surround-sound like experience using a single piece of hardware. Find out what soundbars are and how...

What's 1080p, and do I really need it? How is it different from 1080i, or 720p, or 576p? What does it mean in terms...

A home theatre isn’t just about screens and sound—it’s about the experience. And nothing defines that experience more than the seating. From recliners to tiered platforms, getting it right can take your home theatre from average to unforgettable.