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How To Connect a Soundbar To a TV
Even the most modern TVs may need a little boost in their audio quality. So if you’ve looked into purchasing a new...

What is a fibre optic HDMI cable and how do they work?
When it comes to HDMI cables, the evolution has been a long pathway from 1.0 now to the 2.1a in a pace...

What to consider when designing your Home Theatre?
Well, a great room always starts with some initial planning which will help you get the best out of your desired budget....

What is HDMI with Ethernet? How does it work?
The HDMI 1.4 standard came with plenty of special features, including an all-new feature that allows for simplified network management. The HDMI...

Surge Protection For Wall-Mounted TV's and Projectors
Everyone know's it's a good idea to use a surge protection powerboard to protect your expensive components from lightning storms and other...

4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray's - What you need to know
With 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray Players now readily available, we thought it would be a great time to explain the new technology...

What is Ultra HD and What are the Benefits?
The definition of a screen is described by the number of pixels within the height of the image (not the TV). CRT...

What is Dolby Atmos? How can you have it in your Home Theatre?
Dolby Atmos in the Movie Theatre Until recently, sound at the movies has been mixed in a method for the cinema to...

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 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 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...

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...