Tweeters
Most speakers make use of small, high-frequency drivers called 'tweeters'. Tweeters are responsible for reproducing high pitched sounds, from 1500Hz upwards.
Most loudspeakers with any...
How to choose home theatre doors
Designing a home theatre is all about control—light, sound and ambience. While most people focus on speakers, screens and acoustics, your choice of door can make or break the whole experience. A well-selected door helps block outside noise, keeps sound in and minimises light leakage.
Woven vs perforated projection screens
A quality screen is vital to the successful installation of a projected home theatre. Learn about the pros and cons of woven and perforated...
What’s the difference between a DVR and a PVR?
If you're looking to replace their VCR will most likely have to choose between a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and a Personal Video Recorder...
How a soundbar works
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...
How to connect banana plugs
There are many ways to connect your receiver to your speakers, but banan plugs are seen as a preferred option. Find out how to...
What’s the difference between SD and HD set top boxes?
Not all set top boxes are equal - and if you're on the market for one, it's important that you know what you're paying...
Types of home networks
Connecting devices to the Internet in your home can be done either using wires, or using wireless technologies. Find out more about the advantages...
Wireless internet laws
Wireless Internet is very popular, but there are rules relating to how it can be used - and connecting to your neighbour's access points...
Open platform home automation
Open platform systems provide a means with which many different home technologies and applications can be automated. Learn more about what open platforms are,...