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How to find the correct VESA wall mount size for your TV
The common question we get asked by our customers is "What TV Mount will suit a ...?" or "How will I know...
How does a speaker work to produce sound?
Most people understand that speakers produce sound, but they usually don't know exactly how these devices work to produce the sounds we...
HDMI 2.0 - What do consumers need to know?
HDMI 2.0 is the newly released specification but consumers don’t need to panic as it is fully compatible with earlier versions of...
How to Clean Your Home Theatre Equipment
There is nothing more important than keeping your A/V equipment neat freak clean—but just how you go about guaranteeing proper maintenance and...
What is the difference between HDMI Versions? Hdmi v1.4 Explained
Anyone who's recently purchased a new television, Blu-ray player or other home entertainment device is familiar with the High Definition Multimedia Interface,...
Are Banana Plugs Better than just Stripped Speaker Wires?
You’d think speaker wires wouldn't require very much preparation for excellent sound system quality, now would you? Clearly, when dealing with your...
What is Hdmi Audio Return Channel (ARC)?
HDMI is a convenient and effective way of connecting your entire home theatre system. HDMI offers quicker data delivery speeds at up to 1080p...
Speaker Wire Size Explained - Why It Matters?
Many new speakers these days do not come with speaker wire, leaving the purchaser to try and determine what kind of cable they...
What is the difference between DVI and HDMI?
DVI (Digital Visual Interface) and HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) are often confused and people wonder what makes them different from each other...
Bi-Amp and Bi-Wired Speaker Cables Explained
Traditionally, speakers only had a single pair of terminals and required a single two-core cable for each speaker. Increasingly, however, speakers became...
What are Optical Cables, How do they work?
Optical cables are commonly used to transmit digital audio information from a source such as a Bluray player to a destination device...
What Is HDMI? Learn More About The HDMI Spec
HDMI stands for High-Definition Multimedia Interface. HDMI provides a compact AV (audio/video) interface that enables the transfer of uncompressed digital AV data....