My favorite part of the website...

How many times have you read through the Home Theater Magazine and seen people showing off thier ultimate home theater system? How many times have you screamed at the BOSE sales man when he tries to convince you that smaller is better. How many times have gotten into all our hair pulling fights over whose home theater or music system is better. Well, now you can bat it out by posting your system with pics and descriptions right here. You can have your very own webpage for your home theater, without having to learn ANYTHING regarding HTML, FTP, or any of that hoopla. Just send the pictures and the specs of your system to me* and in a few days they will up here for all to admire.

There are other sites that you can post your system specs on, but they don't allow you to put pictures. Some allow pictures, but they are small and you must link them, or they down right deny you the ability to have them hosted for you. Nearly all other sites have ads which annoy everyone, honestly, do you like internet ads? Well, as if I needed to coax you anymore, I will let you know that I will not only host as many pictures as you want me to, but I will also let you have an ad free site! What more can you ask for?

Some pictures are linked to a larger, higher quality version, make sure to check!

Contact me for more information on how to put your dream system online.

One great bit about this part of the website is that you will find some people will open their homes for you to get an experience of their home theater or music rooms.

One of the most important part of picking out a speaker system is listening to them first.

Companies like SVS do not sell their products anywhere but online. This allows them to sale direct, removing the middle man, thus creating a product with a lower end price. However, this inhibits your chances of hearing them first. Even if you make the trip to your local Hi-Fi store and listen to their setups, you are not going to get the same experience as if it were place in a home. There are several reasons for this.

First off and foremost nearly all listening rooms are accoustically treated to the max. This is to say that they have made a room that is as sonically sound (pun intended) as possible. When you listen to the speaker there, you may not hear some of the imperfections that the speakers or amplifiers have. Remember that episode on Seinfeld where Elane is trying on a dress at the store and it looks great? When she gets home and looks at her mirror things are totally different. Turns out the shop had altered the mirror to make the purchaser look thinner in order to convince them to make the purchase.

The same thing happens in many of these high end audio stores.