Home Audio

Learn how to add an equalizer to your home audio system.

If you're in the market for an AV receiver then you likely know it can help route signals between multiple audio and video devices. But you may not know that home audio receivers aren't all the same. It's important to do some research.

Do you have way too many pieces of audio equipment on that entertainment center? Maybe you haven't gotten that far yet, but are looking for a sleek design that offers multiple functions. A home audio system may be your answer.

A audio mini system is a great tool for maximizing your living space but it doesn't have to mean settling for inferior sound.

Home audio micro systems are versatile audio and sometimes video systems in a compact size.

Here are a few pieces of tech equipment--both hi and low tech--that every home studio should have to make the audio recording process move quickly and easily.

Housed in attractive cabinets, CD recorders combine modern technology with a classic style.

Are you tired of cords getting all tangled up in a knot? Sick of searching for the right remote because you have so many? If you need an easy solution, try an AV selector. Not only can many organize your cords, but they often come with a single remote.

Tired of all the background noise and white noise? Perhaps you need a more crisp sound for your home theater. A home audio receiver, also known as an AV network receiver could be the answer. These can be used for stereos, televisions, and more.

Preamps serve a variety of needs including home recording use and elimination of HDTV interference.

Americans may not gather around the radio to listen to news broadcasts anymore, but don't make the mistake of thinking radios aren't an integral force in our lives.

CD changers can be integrated into your home audio and entertainment system, and many offer several capabilities and functionality beyond the standard CD player. Use these tips to shop for a CD changer that meets your needs.

Buying the right AV system for your home theater is easier than you might think.

Here are a few tips for keeping your recording sessions creative and fresh when recording an album for a band or solo act.

Here are a few tips for beginning to see your home recordings as a room, visualizing each sound differently and leading to a better, more balanced overall mix.