The PSW125 Powered Subwoofer delivers powerful, accurate and musical bass at shockingly low prices. Built for power and value, the PSW125 represents a continuing refinement of the highly regarded PSW Series and a great introduction to visceral home theater bass performance. Loud & Low Specs(CEA2010): Low 118 db / Ultra 90.5 db

The Kestrel Electric Floor Series has internal Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) receivers Standard Universal Learning IR Remote (ZR800D) to control the Projector, Screen, TV, and DVD, up to 8 devices simultaneously Built-In 5-12V projector trigger – Synchronize Screen Up/Down with Projector On/Off Rises and lowers by our motorized precision “scissor-backed” cross spring risers Tubular motor allows swift operation with a superior weight tolerance and operational lifespan.

While home theater receivers can be used for two-channel sound, they generally do not have the features found in stereo receivers and amps that enhance the stereo listening experience. With a few exceptions, features such as analog-only circuitry, a high-quality phono stage and balanced-line connections that

The BD-S1065 is one of Yamaha’s most recent Blu-ray models (the other being the BD-S1900), and is also the least expensive model in their lineup. Despite being the “cheapest” player in Yamaha’s arsenal, the BD-S1065 is well equipped to meet its competition with full Blu-ray profile 2.0 (BD-Live) compliance, built-in audio decoding of all the latest high-resolution audio codecs, and even AVCHD playback capability.
It is not a universal player, instead focusing simply on Blu-ray. Let's see how it performed.

Imagine your home theater powered by big, gorgeous towers of sound. Behold, the 6TD Hybrid XD, one of our ultimate home theater systems. Two 6T towers envelope you with their tight bass, true midrange and crisp, realistic highs. Our ultimate center channel speaker, the 6C will astound you with its ability to faithfully reproduce vocals and music. Two 5DB surround speakers bathe you in the immersive sound that only dipole/bipole surrounds can provide. Last but not least, the  Bravus 12D subwoofer  will astonish you with the

What do you get when you combine the break-out thrills of 3D entertainment and visually stunning picture quality with Internet@TV? The Samsung LED 7000. Action leaps off the screen with advanced 3D technology, for a truly immersive viewing experience. Internet@TV lets you get connected to the best of the web, right on your HDTV, with downloadable and customizable widgets – and coming soon, Samsung apps. Connect to friends, share pictures, shop online and more. Samsung Real 240 Hz technology delivers even the fastest onscreen motion with utterly lifelike clarity. It all comes together in a sleek design that complements nearly any décor.

While it would be easy to call the No 533H an upgrade to the old Mark Levinson No 433, I assure you it isn't. While the No 433 was a phenomenal amplifier, the No 533H is an entirely different animal, one that is leaner and meaner with far more punch and swagger than the No 433 could've ever dreamed of. The No 533H's midrange is more open and lucid then before and its bass prowess is on par with the best with added agility to go along with its heft. The high frequencies are truly sublime with tremendous air and extension that I wouldn't normally equate with past Mark Levinson designs.

Wilson Audio's Thor's Hammer is characteristically a very high-efficiency speaker at 93 dB, which means it has the ability to keep up with Wilson's popular WATT Puppy version 8, MAXX version 3 and Alexandria loudspeakers. The Wilson Audio Thor's Hammer weighs a massive 412 pounds when sitting in your listening room and an even more hefty 545 pounds when crated up and ready to ship. There is nothing undersized or low-performance about this subwoofer.

Westinghouse showed off a new line-up of LCD  HDTVs, including a top of the line 52-inch model with ATSC/NTSC tuner and a whole host of new features and connections. At first glance these TVs looked pretty darn good and we were happy to find that Westinghouse had taken measures to ensure that these new TVs had full 1080p support via the multiple HDMI inputs. Westinghouse's "1080Pure" campaign is the tag

I come from a world of slowly building a system, upgrading one piece at a time, to achieve the best performance for my dollar. So buying an entire solution in one box has never crossed my mind. The LG LHB535 was my first experience with a "Home Theater in a Box" system. Like many people's first time, I was nervous.. apprehensive.. What if the unit doesn't perform?