A simple, straightforward, cheap guide to buying cables and wires - Blast

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A simple, straightforward, cheap guide to buying cables and wires Blast I do not have surround sound or an A/V receiver to hook up You need: One HDMI cable. It will handle audio and video. You could get away with: One component video cable (Red/Green/Blue plugs) and a Red/White RCA audio cable. You should spend: $0.

How to Be an Audiophile on the Cheap - Lifehacker

How to Be an Audiophile on the Cheap Lifehacker Thankfully, most CD and DVD players supply a good sound, but turntables might require a little tinkering if you have an old one. It's an easy and cheap upgrade we'll detail below. Photo by Bygone. Receiver: The receiver is the central hub that the ... and more »

Music lovers pursue return to high fidelity - The Tennessean

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Music lovers pursue return to high fidelity The Tennessean Home theater and stereo gear, which can run from hundreds to thousands of dollars for elaborate home theater SurroundSound systems, such as these by Gibson Guitar-owned Onkyo. Blu-ray audio discs run twice the price of CDs — about $20 — but on a ... Music lovers pursue technologies to return to high fidelityUSA TODAY all 2 news articles »

Kevin Hunt: Tuning up automobile audio system with JBL MS-2 processor - Hartford Courant

Kevin Hunt: Tuning up automobile audio system with JBL MS-2 processor Hartford Courant It adds life to compressed audio, boosts bass, creates a virtual surround-sound sensation from a single speaker and force-feeds rock-stadium-jazz-classical shadings to music played through an audio-video receiver — all with uneven, ...

Enjoy your home viewing without unsightly clutter - The Australian

Enjoy your home viewing without unsightly clutter The Australian Sound-wise, the Screencast AV4 handles up to 5.1 surround sound. Belkin says it can also handle 3D movies. Unfortunately we were unable to test it using 3D. The other aspect is the AV4 receiver's ability to send signals from your remotes back to the ... and more »