July 2006

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Home Theater Shack, Audio Site of the Day

Posted on Jul 18 2006 | Tagged as: Site of the Day

Home Theater Shack: Home theater discussion forum for the AV enthusiast. Home of the famous subwoofer tests, BFD Guide, and Room EQ Wizard. Centered around getting the most out of your subwoofer.

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Home Theater | Hi-Fi Gear - Loudspeakers

How nice to find a lively audio discussion forum. Here, the main topics of conversation are home theater (obviously) and related subjects, with an emphasis on tweaking surround sound systems to get the most out of each particular room and installation. Lots of threads and information about room equalization, sub-woofer installation, and “BFD” - which turns out to be the Behringer Feedback Destroyer, a room EQ device that is especially useful for working with subs. You’ll also find about 20 other forum areas with titles like “Subwoofer Tests,” “Speakers,” and “Video Display Devices.”

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Mobile Audio Trucks and Tour Buses for Musicians, New Sites

Posted on Jul 13 2006 | Tagged as: New Sites

New Audio Site Listings:
Pro Audio Gear - Commercial | Pro Audio Services

Maverick Mobile Systems: Mobile audio system design and installation, focus on portability and ease of use. FOH Racks, Monitor Systems, In-Ear Racks, Guitar Bass Drum racks, keyboard systems, production and ENG trucks.

Nightsky Travel: Luxury Sleeper coaches for the Music and Entertainment industries. Transporting and accommodating bands and crews across the UK and Europe. Single, semi and double-decker buses.

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Stylish High-End Loudspeakers in the Round, Audio Site of the Day

Posted on Jul 06 2006 | Tagged as: Site of the Day

Everything But the Box: High-end loudspeaker systems, combining art and technology: exceptional design with ultimate audio performance. For audiophile and professional studio use. Natural, transparent sound.

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HiFi Gear - Loudspeakers | Pro Audio Gear Manufacturers D-F

Strange name for an audiophile loudspeaker company, but once you see the speakers, you’ll get the idea. Their distinctive designs look anything but boxy, mostly variations on round. They’re designed by two guys from Bulgaria, and these young men have the East European 5 o’clock shadows to prove it. I’m not sure where you’re going to be able to listen to the speakers. But then again, gear that looks this good isn’t likely to sound really bad. And in high-end loudspeaker design these days, cool looks seem to be more important than absolute audio perfection anyway. I would definitely like to have a pair or five of the Everything But the Box Terra LA model in my home studio, just for appearances.

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