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| Article Title | Author | Company | eMag Issue | Article Synopsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home Theater Design and Construction - Part 7 | Steve Faber | 1 Touch Movie | Oct 2006 |
Once you're sure of your wire / cable integrity, you can begin the hook up. Plan everything carefully. You don't want to start cutting the cables to length, only to find a piece of equipment can't go where you thought it could. |
| Home Theater Design - Part 4 | Steve Faber | 1 Touch Movie | Feb 2006 |
Dimmers are essential to create appropriate lighting ambience for a theater environment. There are several types of dimmers that can allow remote control of your lighting, either using an IR remote or a lighting control system. |
| Home Theater Design - Part 3 | Steve Faber | 1 Touch Movie | Dec 2005 |
The most dramatic change in bass caused by subwoofer placement has to do with the interaction of the subwoofer and the room itself. Because of the relationship between a room’s dimensions and the wavelength of sounds, certain frequencies are reinforced and certain frequencies are canceled at different areas within your home theater (or any other room). |
| Home Theater Design – Part 2 | Steve Faber | 1 Touch Movie | Aug 2005 |
There are several criteria to address during the basic construction phase. One of the most important is noise transmission through the walls. |
| Home Theater Design – Part 1 | Steve Faber | 1 Touch Movie | Jun 2005 |
If your budget allows, you can used advanced construction techniques to keep your theater soundtrack from annoying the rest of your house, your neighbors, and scaring the neighborhood pets. In addition you can keep outside noises from intruding into your theater. |
