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Top Six Reasons Audiophiles Hate The Center Channel
The center channel is perhaps the most important speaker in a home theater, but some audiophiles just hate it for music. We'll give you SIX reasons why we think along with our Youtube discussion.
Roku Avoids Disaster in Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
How did Roku fare after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank? Find out how the largest financial crisis since 2008 may have effected the future of the California-based streaming device maker.
Cord Cutting Is Hard But It Might Soon Be Necessary
Is it FINALLY time to cut the cord strangling your wallet from exorbitant cable fees? Are you even watching half streaming services you pay for? Read our editorial to find out how to stream smarter.
New Denon, Marantz, and Definitive Technology Products Unveiled at 2023 Press Event
Audioholics attended the Masimo Consumer’s event at their Carlsbad facility where we were able to demo the new Denon 15.4CH AV receiver, Marantz 16CH separates and Definitive technology Dymension speakers.
Nine Ideas To Make All-Important Consumer Shows More Appealing To New Audiophiles
What can audio companies do at trade shows to start bringing in a new generation of enthusiasts who likely will enjoy decades of good audio? Read on to find out how to create a better demo experience.
Home Theater Seating: Dispelling Myths for Maximum Enjoyment
Home theater seating is often overlooked as an important category in the hobby, but that is a mistake. Big Hollywood theaters spend a LOT on seating, and so should you. Read on to find out how.
Revisiting the Acoustic Research AR9 4-Way Legendary Loudspeaker
In 1978, Acoustic Research introduced the AR9, a brand-new, four-way loudspeaker system. Read on to see how the AR9 was conceived and why it is considered to be the most influential speaker ever.
Thursday Night Football Opens Up New Subscription Concerns For Cord-Cutters
It used to be sports enthusiasts could watch most professional games via standard cable channels. Cutting the cord makes it difficult to even get local games without hefty upgraded subscriptions.
Supreme Court Ruling Could Change Section 230 & the Internet Forever
A tragic 2015 ISIS attack in Paris, a lawsuit in the US that now stands before the Supreme Court. A ruling could seriously change Section 230, and how we use the Internet forever!
The Curved Monitor Conspiracy Theory Solved Once and For All
The future isn’t based on anti-science hyperbole, but some conspiracy theories are based on facts. Why are curved monitors becoming popular while curved displays went by the wayside a decade ago?